I would not simply say, however, that it is because man, having the power to recover himself, does not; and would wish to add that it is because man does not take advantage of the succour of grace to aid him to recover himself.
However, making an effort to recover himself, he said: "Did your majesty wish to say anything particular to me?
Bussy therefore had time to recover himself, and said,-- "Where is that?
And because it had taken place so long ago, and had endured for so long a time, it made it more difficult for him torecover himself again.
At first he tried to recover himself by going over again the paths of his youth.
Find himself, that is, recover himself--something, a part of him which he had lost.
The presence of the maid who took a considerable time in arranging the tea-table gave Noel an opportunity to recover himself.
Fortunately, the ride gave him time to breathe, and to recover himself a little.
Albert had had time to recover himself, and prepare for the present struggle, as he had impatiently waited four days for this interview.
The count rose and turned to the window; his heart was full, and he was obliged to take time to recover himself before he could resume the conversation.
Thaddeus raised her with gushing eyes; having replaced her in a seat, he left the room to recover himself.
They walked towards the inn; still Pembroke did not appear to recover himself, and his evident absence of mind and the wild rambling of his eyes were so striking, that Thaddeus could have no doubt of some dreadful accident.
The king started, and passing his hand once or twice across his brow, seemed to recover himself.
He paused a minute to recover himself, so deeply had the sight moved him; and as he stood, he wondered if that hate already had its cold eye fixed on him.
The result was that the mate became what is styled winded in a few minutes, and was compelled to pause to recover himself, but Dominick had no intention of allowing him time to recover himself.
One of the men managed to stand up, but as he swayed about and gazed at Dominick inquiringly, he lost his balance, and, being too weak to recover himself, fell over the side.
At first he tried to recover himself by going over again the paths of his youth, a garret in London, a studio off Montparnasse, shabby, hungry; all no use.
Find himself--that is, recover himself, something, a part of him which he had lost.
Browne was the first to recover himself, when he commenced a close examination of all the tracks.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "recover himself" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
