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61. I was tired, and wanted to recover from the stew.

62. The Ulster Inter-Pro ace has failed in his battle to recover from a thumb injury sustained during a recent skiing holiday.

63. A week ago she had a hysterectomy; a major operation that will take weeks, maybe months, to recover from.

64. BGroups such as Alcoholics Anonymous have launched weekly Alateen and Alatot sessions to help youngsters cope with and recover from alcohol-damaged childhoods.

65. The Franchisor will be entitled to recover from the Franchisee all funds due under this Agreement.

66. This system has become so efficient that in a recent trip from Hawaii to the mainland so little of their epidermis died that they did not require a mud bath to recover from the trip.

67. John Terry had treatment from the England osteopath yesterday, Sunday,(www.Sentencedict.com) who was brought down to the Chelsea training ground to help the captain recover from his back stiffness.

68. The biggest actionable concern is time to recover from overload.

69. We show that sodium channels with the missense mutation recover from inactivation more rapidly than normal and that the frameshift mutation causes the sodium channel to be non-functional.

70. But the jobs data suggests any recovery is likely to be tempered by sluggish domestic demand, even as the country's export industries start to recover from a sharp downturn in the global economy.

71. McAfee expects that number to grow to its 2008 level, even though spammers are taking longer than expected to recover from the McColo takedown.

72. One patient, 74-year-old Harry Gittins, may have gone on to recover from oesophageal cancer had Martin not administered 200mg of diamorphine the day before he died.

73. Samsung Electronics Co.'s profits are on the rise again as its chip and display businesses recover from operating losses earlier this year.

74. Gone is the opportunity to recover from a bad spell by winning your next umpteen games.

75. Enhanced functional recovery routine: allows for one to recover from errors that would normally crash the system.

76. Well, many of the women have used tap dance to help recover from serious illnesses.

77. Liverpool today confirmed Steven Gerrard faces at least another week on the sidelines as he continues to recover from a strain in his adductor muscle.

78. Portugal recover from a poor first-half to trounce Belgium 4-0 with Carvalho at centre-back and Ferreira at left-back.

79. To recover from the fade (sentencedict.com), pull one line and slack on the other to make the kite barrel roll.

80. A small town, desperate to recover from hard economic times, is under threat when voracious Snakehead fish mutate and survive previous lake chemical poisonings.

81. The guest rooms decorated in Chinese and Western style are innovative, elegant, homelike and cosy. It is the best place to recover from tiring business activities.

82. In the eastern state of Thuringia the CDU may recover from a similar near - death experience.

83. In order to implement recovery from failure scenarios, the transaction manager and the resource manager must be able to recover from a failure at any point in the transactional flow.

84. Based on the idea of time redundancy, it helps the system recover from failures through rolling back to some consistent global state saved in checkpoints.

85. Manic depression is a kind of MDD. However, when sufferers start to recover from the lows of depression, instead of returning to 'normal', they enter an episode of mania.

86. As often as she might recover from these discontented thoughts now, they would occur again.

87. So their ability to repopulate and recover from overfishing pressures is very small, said Karan.

88. Once stop remedial hind, criterion L- bacterium can recover from an illness, grow progenitive , continue to cause disease.

89. The battery has strong ability to recover from deep discharging. Within 12 hours after deep discharging, the battery can be charged to 95% of the rated capacity.

90. The industry has yet to recover from an across-the-board revenue drop that followed the 2001 terrorist attacks.