Sentence examples for be done to recreate from inspiring English sources

This can be done to recreate the sense of foreboding in film noir of the 1940s, as Frank Miller does in his "Sin City" graphic novel series or to also symbolize the public image of its protagonist, as Reinhard Kleist does in "I See a Darkness," connecting to Johnny Cash's image as the Man in Black.

What we do to recreate is walk or swim or bike gently, leaving no trace of our passing.

It was why, when those players moved to other clubs, their managers often asked how it was done, desperate to recreate that spirit of togetherness.

Maybe that's what I'm doing, trying to recreate that spirit".

On Fashion's Night Out (Sept . 8, the windows of Marc Jacobs's Bookmarc store in Greenwich Village will be done up in tableaux recreating that singular abode.

Many health care leaders feel compelled to "do things their own way," because that is just the way that its always been done: recreating the proverbial wheel, distrusting templates, hiring consultants, and believing that "originality" is always demanded of them.

The 11 album covers that she did manage to recreate are all pretty beautiful, so we'll forgive her.

Since 2000 they have been doing their utmost to recreate that sense of local cuisine they left behind in California.

What the Government is trying to do is to recreate the entrepreneurial zeal and enthusiasm".

Ask them to show you how it was done so you can recreate the look.

"It's better to figure out what FedEx is doing rather than recreate the wheel," said Brett Williams, the director of disaster response at Direct Relief International.