Sentence examples for easily recreate from inspiring English sources

When scanning your prints, run your finger across the reader at a comfortable angle that you can easily recreate.

Because Dr. Haskell observed only a single meter in diameter of forest space, this is a project that students and teachers can easily recreate at their own schools.

Actually, the Owens and Ochocinco cereals contain only O's, so you can use them to easily recreate Ochocinco's typical stat totals against the Jets.

Because the drive doesn't need to be connected to a computer, you can easily recreate the days of old by putting it in a milk crate next to the hi-fi.

Bohemia was a state of mind for him, something he could just as easily recreate in Bridlington as Los Angeles or Paris: you could be rich or poor, successful or unsuccessful, work-shy or a Trojan – it didn't matter, so long as you were tolerant.

Manchester is a notably different beast from London, though, and when many inhabitants don't have to commute across the city for hours with their face stuck in someone else's armpit, you could easily recreate the experience by nipping home to your nana's, eating her cake and making her play buckaroo for free.

Equipped with plenty of professional skills, the Sussman brothers understood the importance of casting a wide net: nearly all the recipes are easily recreated with everyday ingredients.

And cinemas must experiment if they are to find experiences to offer that can't be easily recreated at home or pirated.

I'd tell you that, as a part of my grand master plan, we've ensured that these items travel well or are easily recreated in any kitchen — but I'd be lying.

Mike Schropp's Bio Computer is a desktop wheatgrass farm that uses the waste heat from a bog-standard PC and is easily recreated by following Mike's step-by-step instructions.

When asked about one of the claims made by TCW, that computerized systems used at DoubleLine to analyze mortgage-backed securities were copied from similar systems at TCW, Mr. Gundlach said the software was like Ernest Hemingway's novel "The Sun Also Rises" in that once it was written, it would be easily recreated by the author.