Sentence examples for struggling to recreate from inspiring English sources

Liverpool are still struggling to recreate their impressive form from last season, drawing a blank against Hull at Anfield.

Travelling to Somalia, Eritrea, Djibouti and Ethiopia gave me a sense of the landscape that I was struggling to recreate in London.

The manager, who said Glen Johnson had been taken off because of a groin injury, admitted he was struggling to recreate the team ethos of last season.

Ms. Pritzker's commitment has become a matter of mystery and consternation among some Obama supporters struggling to recreate the success of the 2008 finance team that she led as chairwoman.

The 11th-seeded ELENA DEMENTIEVA, the Russian wonder of a year ago, is struggling to recreate the magic she had at the United States Open last season, when she advanced to the semifinals.

Living the cruel joke played on him by God and Great Uncle reduces him to a state that's a sort of grisly parody of the novelist's ordinary existence, struggling to recreate some semblance of reality and being reminded, at every moment of the battle, of his ultimate inadequacy, his powerlessness to master the brute facts of his own existence.

Musically, De Martino has said, Dear Eskiimo struggled to recreate their studio sound when they played live.

This too struggled to recreate the French windows scene – and this too failed.

Due to the scale of what they do, big chains can struggle to recreate the intricacies of a dish.

He said apps that have tried to do the same thing, including nondating applications like Highlight, have struggled to recreate that dynamic.

The impression remains that they will be fine with Jol, but that he will struggle to recreate impressive displays without investment.