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Meanings of recover in time in English

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Usage of recover in time in English
1
Her knee failed to recover in time for her second round match.
Reuters
2
Hello Sanctos and Hello M'Lady have both failed to recover in time.
The Guardian
3
He does not know whether he'll recover in time to play the Jets.
Reuters
4
He did train on match-eve with officials also confident he'll recover in time.
Radio NZ
5
They doubt he will recover in time for the Belmont Stakes.
The new yorker
6
You can easily recover in time to pistol your adversary as he passes.
A Soldier of Virginia: A Tale of Colonel Washington and Braddock...
7
He couldn't recover in time and the second head was diving toward him.
Doom of the Dragon
8
However Jones is by no means certain to recover in time for the tournament.
The Guardian
9
If doesn't recover in time, Taylor can write own score.
The new yorker
10
It came on an odd-man rush when the Carolina defense couldn't recover in time.
Reuters
11
If you don't hit your man the first lick, you never recover in time.
Immortality Inc.
12
The Wasps centre recently underwent a groin operation and has failed to recover in time.
The Irish Times
13
The Devils captain jammed it home as a sprawling Quick could not recover in time.
Reuters
14
But Kibaki's team believes they can recover in time.
Reuters
15
All along he had told himself he would recover in time-thatwas all he wanted.
"Contemptible", by "Casualty"
16
Root said they have the necessary backup, should he not recover in time for the Test.
The South African
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Recover in time across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare