Prepare to try again, say

Usage examples of regroup.

The photino bird flocks began to regroup, gliding unimpeded through the glowing wreckage of the star.

With no chance to regroup and re-form the testudo, we were left to fight for our lives hand to hand.

They would do fine, handling detection chores for the entire company during this lull while the autochthones regrouped and licked their wounds.

Burhmund and Classicus had regrouped their scattered forces, minus a substantial contingent that Cerialis had trapped.

When they regrouped, Westermann and Fournier led a furious counter-attack, with the Marseillais in the van shooting their way over the empty space towards the palace.

Margaret had several dead proxies collected by a maintenance robot and ordered that the survivors should be regrouped and kept above the deep part of the Rift where the vacuum organisms proliferated.

Margaret had several dead proxies collected by a sample robot and ordered that the survivors should be regrouped and kept above the deep part of the Rift where the vacuum organisms proliferated.

Beltrenini and the other Counselors still in the process of regrouping after their scattering by the Vuuka.

Back in Kurdistan, the KDP pressed its advantage, taking many PUK towns, only to be stopped at as-Sulaymaniyyah by strong defenses and then evicted from its territory altogether in a counteroffensive that October after the PUK had regrouped and rearmed with weapons from Iran.

He could imagine the post-238 insurrectionists regrouping, growing and stealing more ships.

Yet no one had officially regrouped the legions into cohorts rather than maniples, or restructured its centurion hierarchy to deal with cohorts rather than maniples.

Beaten at the outset when his men were outflanked, he had somehow regrouped, steadied his line, and fought back with a savagery that chilled even the longtime outlaw.

Caught off guard, Dain regrouped hastily and tightened his grip on the lance.

This just made matters worse, infuriating an already defiant population, and as fast as troopers put the rebellion down in one place, it just popped up in another, regrouping and re-forming faster than it could be dispersed.

No cow dung or horse droppings, but several bevies of sparrows, which kept regrouping and raised their hubbub to the third power when Amsel alit from the bus.