Sentence examples for lacklustre world from inspiring English sources

All this might indicate a lacklustre World Series to come.

Earlier, ITV's coverage of England's lacklustre World Cup qualifier against Slovakia drew an average of 5.2 million viewers and a five-minute peak of 7.76 million.

Fellow striker Alberto Gilardino has been lacklustre and world player of the year Kaká has been far from his best.

But problems lie ahead.In this section Living the dream From whence cometh my help Seconds out, round one Head to head A change in the climate Where there's smoke Things fall apart in Japan ReprintsThe city's lavish spending on the expo is all the more striking given how lacklustre a brand World Expos (or World's Fairs as they are sometimes known) have become in the developed world.

Third at the Giro with Evans and the overall at the Tour of California with Tejay Van Garderen isn't enough to cover up lacklustre performances from world champion Gilbert and the rest of the squad.

AS Brazilians take stock of their football team's lacklustre progress through the World Cup, they might want to think instead about someone with unimpeachable credentials as a national hero.

I have no power.' I asked him if reality seemed lacklustre after returning from his imagined worlds?

Lacklustre sales in the developed world need a lift, he says.

That compares unfavourably with the new Star Wars, or another lacklustre recent sequel-reboot, Jurassic World, both anchored by nostalgia.

The positive performance contrasts with a lacklustre 2014, when the football World Cup and a dearth of blockbuster films with mass appeal kept people away from cinemas.

Bulgaria have managed only three lacklustre draws in their 2010 World Cup qualifying campaign, and lie in third place in their group, four points behind the Republic of Ireland.