Sentence examples for aspired to recreate a from inspiring English sources

Winston Churchill aspired to recreate a Balkan Front comprising Yugoslavia, Greece and Turkey, and instructed Anthony Eden and Sir John Dill to resume negotiations with the Greek government.

In Britain, he aspired to recreate 9/11 by detonating limousines packed with explosives in underground carparks or setting off a "dirty bomb" full of radioactive material.

Islamic extremists have long aspired to recreate the Islamic caliphate that ruled over the Middle East for hundreds of years.

The "thought-experiment" I set myself was to try to write a novel that would aspire to recreate the same pleasures that readers of the first Bond novel, Casino Royale (1953), experienced.

A growing number of countries now aspire to recreate their own Dubai, largely through the rapid construction of mega-resorts serving high spenders seeking luxury.

As we aspire to recreate the depth and color that we as humans observe in a painting, we could look at the way our eyes and brain retrieve this three dimensional data.

Most 3-D demonstrations online still aspire to recreate reality.

So rather than aspiring to recreate the characteristics of the secondary schools our pale, male politicians went to, we should be prioritising high-quality early years education and care, family support and parenting and parent education.

Crobar's owners, who have outlets in Miami and Chicago, aspire to recreate the bad old days of 1980's New York clubbing, when the dance floors of Limelight, Danceteria and Palladium drew downtown and uptown into a democratic jumble of pre-op trannies, Wall Street pinstripes and gangsta wannabes.

"To try to recreate a relationship".

We had to recreate a lot of that ability".