Sentence examples for are going to recreate from inspiring English sources

You might wonder how six dancers are going to recreate that.

If you are going to recreate a historical event, there is a danger that it ends up as a historical drama.

If not, we are going to recreate the Web experience via a Web cam and sock puppets.

"What we're going to recreate is old hop barns," he said, surveying a grid of wooden stakes.

That's why I have no idea how they're going to recreate it.

Mr Johnson, who conceded that many details of the proposal remain to decided, said: "This is going to recreate a 21st Century version of the palace.

"We're going to recreate the character of the downtown, but with a contemporary pickup," said Alfred H. Dal Pos, a member of the firm.

In the countries where it operates, the Foundation is going to recreate some of the dynamics of medieval Europe, where everything that we would now call social services - when it was not handled by family networks - was organised by an international non-governmental agency, the Church.

"It was a kind of rise and fall, I just don't think you're going to recreate that kind of hysteria". And if you wanted to attract people back to Pokémon GO, or keep its existing player base, what would be the best strategy?

1. Watch the scene I'm going to recreate.

My husband, a skilled and loving man, insisted that he was going to recreate the space for me.