Sentence examples for attempting to get back from inspiring English sources

Despite attempting to get back to its roots for the past year, Morrisons' sales are still falling.

Leicester, who are attempting to get back to the Premier League for the first time since 2004, have had a busy summer after finishing 10th last season.

People react to the high-tech, mass-produced world in which they live by attempting to get back in touch with their pasts, Mr. Sanders said.

While service has not yet fully resumed on PlayStation Network, that is a consequence of so many people attempting to get back online and the networks trying to stop any similar attacks from happening in future, the group said.

"You see him fall and get back up," Kleis said, "three times, and then even after that to the point where he's still attempting to get back up again when the officer made a fatal blow.

Palace exploited the space with a quick break and Lowton was still attempting to get back into position when he stuck out a hand to divert Townsend's cross, Christian Benteke converting the penalty.

Pulis attempted to get back into the game by replacing his wing men and adding Rickie Lambert up front.

Several of her friends, pointing to what she has said in the past, said they doubted she would attempt to get back into television news.

Scientists' attempts to get back in touch with the Philae lander appear to have failed, probably meaning that we have lost contact with the little comet-rover.

Tom Daley has been told to lay off his favourite foods as he attempts to get back to the top of world diving.

Aaron Lennon began to get more involved too, supplying a chance for Lukaku that De Gea saved with his feet as Everton attempted to get back into the game.