Sentence examples for be recreated at from inspiring English sources

Can their Roxanne-ish allure really be recreated at home?

It is from this that we will be recreated at the Resurrection".

Mr. Langlais's work spaces and tool arrangements probably will not be recreated at the farm because he carved and hammered wherever inspiration grabbed him.

Ms. Fargo and Mr. Hoey don't have to worry about making windows that can be recreated at 1,000 stores nationwide, as a window designer at, say, the Gap or Victoria Secret might.

One work that exemplified that union on a rather spectacular scale was Martha Rosler's "Meta-Monumental Garage Sale," which made its debut in 1973 and will be recreated at Museum of Modern Art this fall.

Made of plain cotton, constructed so simply that they could be recreated at home, the modestly priced dresses embodied the "Puritan ethics of balance and value," as Laura Jacobs wrote in a Vanity Fair profile of Ms. Pulitzer in 2003.

(Other Lascaux paintings are recreated at the Centre of Prehistoric Art at Thot).

The Automat is being recreated at the New York Public Library on Fifth Avenue starting Friday for an exhibition on lunch.

A substantial part of democracy has vanished at the national level but it has not been recreated at the European level.

It ran for two years at New York's Lincoln Centre, won seven Tony Awards and has been recreated at the Barbican Centre, prior to a national tour.

In the 1968 installation called "Living Room," which has been recreated at El Museo, Mr. Camnitzer cooked up a full-scale architectural interior from words.