Sentence examples for be recreated in a from inspiring English sources

Could such an environment be recreated in a city, even one devoid of much real greenery?

One day, perhaps, something like the sort of broad intelligence that characterises the human brain may be recreated in a machine.

Even crudely amateur Web design can now be recreated in a click with the Geocities-izer, which instantly reworks any slick contemporary site into a jarring mess of loud colors and pointless animation reminiscent of an earlier and more individualized version of the Internet — as if it were "made by a 13-year-old in 1996".

Half a century after his seminal collection, The Whitsun Weddings, was published, the book's title poem, about the 200-mile trip from Hull to London King's Cross – a drowsy train ride "all windows down, all cushions hot" – is to be recreated in a unique event that will further confirm Larkin's reputation as one of the nation's favourite poets.

The rocks that form the rear facade, for instance, will not be recreated in a computer.

I have to download a Flash update to play with it, but it's amazing that we've gotten to the point where the masturbatory haze of my teen years can be recreated in a browser window.

Interiors were recreated in a Tel Aviv studio.

(The image was recreated in a hat by Mr. Treacy).

The original St Helena grave, complete with flagstones and willows, has been recreated in a courtyard.

The sacred vocal music of a 15th-century master is recreated in a concert by a fine ensemble of the 21st century.

One of these has been recreated in a wonderland mall in Dubai but here, in Dowlatabad Garden, we can see the tallest functioning wind tower in the world.