Sentence examples for and attempt to recreate from inspiring English sources

That could have led the company to overstep its boundaries and attempt to recreate itself as the broadband equivalent of a full service network, offering both connectivity and content.

Clinton could have dug in and tried to win the places that Barack Obama had won in 2012 and attempt to recreate the Obama coalition; instead, she tried to broaden the map and win in what had been red states for years.

Then, inspired by a slow-roasted pork dish I'd cooked at work a few days earlier, I threw a dinner party and attempted to recreate the preparation.

It has the precise dimensions of the Parthenon, is oriented to face it directly on the hillside opposite, and attempts to recreate the outer series of metopes showing mythological battles and the inner frieze depicting a procession of Athenians paying homage to Athena.

It's like enjoying an incredible dish at a restaurant then going home and attempting to recreate it -- the overall flavor is there, but something's still missing.

In his VICE On TV show, NUTS + BOLTS, the artist and entrepreneur figures out how his favourite things are made, and attempts to recreate them himself.

Soon musicians began to refer (at first indirectly, and later explicitly) to the drug and attempted to recreate or reflect the experience of taking LSD in their music, just as it was reflected in psychedelic art, psychedelic literature and film.

When Linguini spills a pot of soup and attempts to recreate it with disastrous results, Remy falls into the kitchen and cooks the soup to perfection rather than escaping.

Eastwood had clear childhood memories of 1930s Los Angeles and attempted to recreate several details in the film: the town hall, at the time one of the tallest buildings in the city; the city center, which was one of the busiest in the world; and the "perfectly functioning" Pacific Electric Railway, the distinctive red streetcars of which feature closely in two scenes.

The Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan was influenced by Isn't Anything upon its release and attempted to recreate its sound on the band's debut album Gish (1991), particularly the closing track "Daydream" which Corgan described as "a complete rip-off of the My Bloody Valentine sound".

Well, if you have, you have that in common with Tyler, the Creator, who has just shared the trailer for his upcoming VICELAND show NUTS + BOLTS, which will follow the artist and entrepreneur figuring out how his favorite things are made, and attempting to recreate them himself.