M343) After three generations, the Heraclidæ set out to regain their inheritance, assisted by the Dorians.
We have seen how the sons of Hercules, under Hyllos, attempted to regain their kingdom, but were defeated, and retreated among the Dorians.
They endeavored to regain their possessions, and invaded the Peloponnesus, from which they had been expelled.
But his absence was taken advantage of by the discontented citizens, who attempted toregain their freedom.
While the present system of selecting these judges continues, with their life terms, it will be hard for the people to regain their rights.
These oppressions have been endured by the people, with but feeble efforts to regain their rights, until the alternative is presented of organized resistance or absolute ruin.
Thus, in July, 1917, they made two distinct attempts to regain their initiative by the use of shell gas, and were very largely successful in one case.
Coal is a critical factor in the German attempt to regain their monopoly.
They placed him on the bulwarks of the wreck, and then, when safe themselves, they were about to regain their hold of him; but the poor wretch lost his balance, and with a cry of horror fell between the two vessels.
This encouraged them to persevere; but at length, overcome with fatigue, they had to throw themselves on their backs on the deck, to regain their strength.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "regain their" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
