Sentence examples for try to recuperate from inspiring English sources

The next day the cousin said she and her son were going to her parents' house in California, to try to recuperate.

Now, with most of the season over, Leipheimer said he would try to recuperate and maybe squeeze in a race or two before the year was over.

The elephant lost 1500 pounds on its way from India to its present owner in Cincinnati, and is going to try to recuperate at Hot Springs.

To try to recuperate some of its lost costs, the company got in touch with City Slicker Farms, a community-agriculture organization, which sought and won a state grant to increase urban green space.

Anna Wyatt, 21, a student of English literature at the University of East Anglia, had been struggling with the eating disorder since her first year and described how she had to postpone her second year so she could live at home and try to recuperate while receiving treatment from Norfolk Community Eating Disorder Services.

He's going to go out and play the hardest that he can possibly play and then probably have to take the whole summer to try to recuperate.

Movingly, he tried to recuperate as a historian what had been lost politically.

He meets his partner's widow, a sculptor working on a lowering Christ figure, and tries to recuperate.

If Bryant is trying to recuperate from food poisoning, O'Neal would carry him to safety, hence the "Superman" theme blaring from the Staples Center woofers.

Lib Dems, deflated after an electoral mauling, and with far fewer ministers than now, might conclude they would be better served by trying to recuperate out of government.

I had worked in such places long enough to learn that a kind of bunker mentality sometimes came over the residents when they were ill or trying to recuperate.