(1) The city is regaining a little of its former splendour.

(2) She died without regaining consciousness.

(3) He was regaining his strength after six hours underground.

(4) Upon regaining consciousness, he'd panicked when his limbs, leaden and numb, had refused to obey him.

(5) Regaining the companionway, he dragged the doors closed, bolting them.

(6) He died just before the doctor arrived, without regaining consciousness.

(7) Bill spent two weeks in the hospital regaining his strength after the operation.

(8) Since regaining his health, Richardson has started the past 12 games.

(9) Nowadays we are regaining some of our sense of perspective.

(10) He went into a coma and died without regaining consciousness.

(11) Regaining the initiative, King quipped that the other 2 percent are all voting for Pat Buchanan.

(12) China is regaining its place as a world power, a status it enjoyed for 3,000 years and lost only a few centuries ago.

(13) She died the next morning in hospital without regaining consciousness.

(14) Before regaining his seat in 1811 he viewed the Peninsular war theatre.

(15) But humor, of course, is absolutely vital to regaining a sense of self-worth.

(16) Before regaining power in 1919, Labour's last term of office was in 1911-12.

(17) A man may be looking forward to regaining the undivided attention of his wife.

(18) The protest walks are aimed at regaining and protecting public rights of access to the countryside.

(19) In many instances, the person with a major seizure will be confused after regaining consciousness.

(20) The ERCs provide short courses for men and women who need help in regaining their confidence and fitness for work.

(21) Informal resistance against formal organisation gives the illusion of regaining control.

(22) What is the last recollection before losing consciousness and the first thing recalled after regaining awareness?

(23) My flaky judgments were modest by comparison-but numerous enough to keep me hopeful of regaining the dunce cap this year.

(24) The woman herself lay in Epsom Cottage Hospital for four days without regaining consciousness.

(25) Dipendra, 29, died of gunshot wounds three days later without regaining consciousness.

(26) For corporate management, cost and productivity benchmarking identified work organization as the key to regaining their competitive advantage.

(27) It was just a curious coincidence that Hatton had been killed on the day following that of Mrs Fanshawe's regaining consciousness.

(28) With them went went whatever chance I ever had of regaining my childhood.

(29) On the other hand, failure to make any apparent headway towards regaining the West Bank threatened to weaken the regime domestically.

(30) The staggering ego of this brilliant, creative artist needs your help regaining its feet.

(31) But Richard's elation at regaining his health was short lived because his kidneys started to fail.

(32) It was because a tender spot on her soul was regaining consciousness.

(33) In Athenian home politics too, democratic views had of late been regaining ground.

(34) Regaining childhood interests and enjoying green life!

(35) She said briefly, regaining her will with a click.

(36) Nagase The remaining enemy forces are regaining their momentum.

(37) Last night indicated that some are regaining sharpness.

(38) The error rapidly decreases after regaining the GPS signal.

(39) As markets sputter, analysts are regaining some clout.

(40) Although Carnegie said he favored unions, he backed the goal of his deputy, Henry Clay Frick, of regaining unchallenged control over the plant.

(41) I can sleep without any and I regaining my optimal mobility ". "

(42) Another ongoing struggle waged by the quebradeiras is regaining free access to groves of babassu palm trees on private land, and preserving access to trees on public land.

(43) Though his ball club is on the verge of regaining their once West Coast dominance, the playmaker can't see the dim light raying on him any different.

(44) Not surprisingly, the strikers were preoccupied with regaining their jobs and keeping their system of seniority.

(45) Remember , the movement of Awareness is occurring on or through the Homing beacon , and the real movement is a movement of arousal , of regaining Consciousness .

(46) When choosing Nicotinell you'll be taking a positive step towards a smoke free regaining.

(47) He was regaining much confidence as Carrie defended herself with denials.

(48) Keeping good health is always easier regaining your lost health.

(49) Xiao reported an 87% success rate for regaining bladder control after lumbar to sacral nerve rerouting in spina bifida children in China [1].

(50) He sat down on an antique - looking chair[/regaining.html], regaining peace in his mind.

(51) After regaining my composure, I said, " I guess my father really does love me. "

(52) They smashed the German armies soon after, regaining the ground and driving Arminius to his death.

(53) Poached pears in curried cream. It was pleasantly disorienting, like being momentarily lost in a foreign city and regaining one's bearings at the sight of a familiar landmark.

(54) But in 1974, Ali came back, pulling the "rope-a-dope" on George Foreman in "The Rumble in the Jungle" and regaining the belt.

(55) I tottered, and on regaining my equilibrium retired back a step or two from his chair.

(56) The current bankruptcy law is limited to the enterprise juridical person without regaining power system.

(57) This is beneficial to solid waste regaining and environment protection.

(58) After so big a fiscal blowout, regaining credibility may require more than a deficit - reduction plan.

(59) She was regaining consciousness now, but the fear was coming with her.

(60) After a time Sri Ramakrishna showed signs of regaining the normal state.

(61) He still lay quiet, watching with jealous vigilance every movement below, and fast regaining his breath.

(62) Triggering the switch in mice led to elderly creatures regaining the memory power of their youth, the journal Science reports.

(63) As his health deteriorates, he seems to hang by a thread ( of regaining his strength ).

(64) It's a short bill but a hugestep towards regaining our freedoms.

(65) Protesting against lies and cheating is your right. Be hopeful about regaining your rights.