Sentence examples for looking to recreate from inspiring English sources

"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.

"You're looking to recreate your good performances," said Tracy Austin, a two-time United States Open champion and now an analyst for the Tennis Channel.

"I feel like I'm not looking to recreate what happened in New York," Lin said of what he hopes to accomplish in Houston.

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.

He will look to recreate the spatial possibilities of that great cathedral by placing musicians all over the different corners and corridors of the Royal Albert Hall.

Aston Villa and Sheffield United - two divisions apart but with 11 FA Cups between them - face off, while Blackpool will look to recreate the Matthews final away to Bolton.

The former Magic presenter will be reunited with his one-time Capital colleague, Pat Sharp, on the digital station which will look to recreate the 80s and 90s heyday of London commercial radio.

We loved the challenge last season and that is what we look to recreate".

Alfreton Town manager Nicky Law says his side must look to recreate their FA Cup form when they return to Blue Square Bet Premier action.