Sentence examples for could recreate more from inspiring English sources

To this day, I wish I could recreate more of that first time in a ballpark.

Using more elaborate patterns, though, the researchers could recreate everything from simple sensations such as pressure, vibration and tapping to more complicated feelings, as of a pen brushing lightly against the skin or of the hand rubbing across a texture.Restoring sensation has practical uses.

The advent of Turbo Tax made tax preparation more palatable, but I never could recreate my father's enjoyment of this season of reporting income and charitable donations.

The technique of hojojutsu was reimagined so that actors could recreate the moves safely on stage, and redesigned to be more boldly aestheticized, giving audiences a more prominent visual experience.

Laying all the original pieces onto a digital checkerboard, the Abbey Road engineers could recreate the original mixes with individual control over many more elements of the recordings.

Spotify, which launched this week and may integrate with Facebook, could offer more choices than iTunes for less money and theoretically could recreate the "social rooms" ambiance of Turntable.

But I could recreate that frame of mind, I concluded.

At first some of the longtime attendees were unsure that Mr. Anderson could recreate Mr. Wurman's magic.

It was something no traditional arcade could recreate: the camaraderie, the broken-down couches, the blasting punk music.

But it took 11 years before she found a home where she could recreate her family's roots.

Then, conceivably, you could recreate the core-R.-&-B.-store model by aggregating R. & B. and hip-hop super-consumers.