Sentence examples for is looking to recreate from inspiring English sources

Today, barely 20 miles up the road from the Rare HQ, in an anonymous industrial estate, a small studio is looking to recreate that magic.

"But YOU are God!" With a group lead by Maradona, it is the spirit of the 1986 World Cup winning team that the AFA is looking to recreate.

Yet it is that spirit, and the energy levels they showed to beat overwhelming favourites in the dying minutes, that he is looking to recreate on their return to north London.

He is looking to recreate the home he lost — if he ever had it — when he was 12, the year his father died, and his mother moved out of Harrison with Horace's sister, leaving the boy behind.

Facebook is looking to recreate the best parts of its earlier web platform efforts without repeating its mistakes.

Many saw Start-Up Chile as a great way to travel and bootstrap your company thanks to the grant, and France is looking to recreate the same thing.

"That's not an experience we'd be looking to recreate," Mr. Ross said.

Brown aides openly admit they are looking to recreate the success of the Reagan Democrats.

This time round, with Alex Gregory rowing instead of Steve Williams, they will be looking to recreate that success.

West Indies, on the other hand, have boundary hitters throughout and they will be looking to recreate their group-stage assault on England to claim their second World T20 title.

"We are looking to recreate the main street as a tourist and entertainment area, a tourist mecca of restaurants, tours, places like the aquarium, places like the Fauna and like the dinosaur museum," Mr. Cardinale said.