Sentence examples for still readjusting from inspiring English sources

Sigurdsson scored midway through the second half when West Brom, held at home by Peterborough United in Saturday's FA Cup fourth round, were still readjusting their defensive personnel.

Williams' form is well-documented – he is comfortably Wales' standout back since the World Cup – and Halfpenny is still readjusting to the international arena.

Liam Williams is the only outside back in form with Halfpenny still readjusting to international rugby after a lengthy absence, Alex Cuthbert out of sorts, Hallam Amos injured and George North, who could make way for Giles, too peripheral.

"It's still hard for me to chew sometimes and I have to speak very quietly because my jaw and everything--I'm still readjusting to talking".

But in addition, Mr. Taniguchi designed another, underlying frame that is entirely adjustable, so that if the panels are attached imperfectly they can still be readjusted.

Still, with buckles readjusted and bangles back on wrists, any inconveniences were soon forgotten as the evening took on a lightness befitting Sanaa's sublimely elegant buildings: the see-through Glass Pavilion for the Toledo Museum of Art in Ohio; the undulating slice of Swiss cheese that is the Rolex Learning Center in Lausanne; the mesh-clad New Museum on the Bowery.

Her last stage role was in 2011 in Donald Margulies' "Time Stands Still," in which she played a war photographer readjusting to civilian life.

Recalling the hardships and broken illusions of the communist state, Ms Heinrich, who still lives in the East, also talked of the difficulty of readjusting to a unified country.

His children are readjusting, too.

He is slowly readjusting to life back home.

He's struggled with readjusting to civilian life.