Sentence examples for attempted to recreate a from inspiring English sources

For the past two years we've attempted to recreate a vision of the Italian Veneto in winter, but failed.

In the table that follows, I have attempted to recreate a simple polling average for competitive states in past elections, using about the same rules that Real Clear Politics applies.

Very soon afterwards the young graduate went off to set up his own business, Elixir Studios, where he was executive designer of a game called Republic: The Revolution, which attempted to recreate a "living, breathing city" and was nominated for a BAFTA.

He attempted to recreate a Confederate force in the Ottoman Empire during the Russo-Turkish War, but before he could make any progress, the Turks were defeated, and he barely escaped by sea to Marseilles, France.

Essentially, we have attempted to recreate a simplified version of this invasive hybrid lineage by hybridizing a single radish cultivar with a single wild radish population.

They attempted to recreate an experiment from the 1970s where they stare at a drawing of a dead man and try to summon his spirit.

They attempted to recreate an experiment from the 1970s where they stare at a drawing of a dead man and try to summon his spirit.

Part of the exhibition at the Inigo Rooms at Somerset House attempts to recreate a room in the house; eclectic is a pitifully inadequate description.

The problem with attempting to recreate a facsimile of a film on stage is that, inevitably, celluloid does it far better.

"Rather than attempting to recreate a heritage, he is trying to make something genuinely new," said Adam Bryce, the publisher and founder of The New Order, a design and arts magazine.

Any 90-minute film which attempts to recreate a work of fiction is going to struggle, something Scherfig is quick to point out: "Something will always be lost when you go from a book to a script, but I hope to give it something else that makes up for it.