Sentence examples for you regained from inspiring English sources

The games were always three on three, and if you scored, you regained possession of the ball — "winners out".

When that happens, not only haven't you regained anything, you've actually lost, because you have relinquished the last remnants of your power to the perpetrator, even if he is completely unaware if it.

Democrats, you inherited a mess from the Republicans, but you also didn't do much between in the time that you regained control of the Senate and the financial crisis erupted.

But can't you wait long enough -- maybe just six hours -- to allow you to engage in the introspection or "time out" needed to cool one's blood or ardor, and save oneself from having to explain, to bosses, co-workers, board members or -- worse, regulators or prosecutors -- what you actually were intending to say by the time you regained your wits?

Can you regain economic credibility?

When you regain consciousness, you will agree that the softball provided the less pleasant experience.

When you regain consciousness, the puzzle is about how to gain the trust of your companion.

But the game includes a stress reliever that lets you regain your composure.

And then, when you regain feeling, you just wonder when you're going to be able to play again".

"But when you are on the drugs for a certain period, you become strong, you regain your body.

I won't lie to you: regaining any semblance of normal fanhood won't come quickly or easily.