Sentence examples similar to enactment- from inspiring English sources

But this was not a re-enactment of the sectarian disorder that turned a small corner of east Belfast into a war zone less than a week earlier.

Alberto Aquilani's spinning backheeled through-ball for Stevan Jovetic against Inter was so good that Francesco Totti staged a re-enactment a month later.

This made it unclear why Almaz-Antey wanted to recreate the incident and what such a re-enactment would prove.

Previous works include Jeremy Deller's Battle of Orgreave, in which he organised the re-enactment of a memorable flashpoint between police and striking miners, and PJ Harvey publicly recording her next album in a glass studio in Somerset House.

The video echoes her account of that night in August 2012: though Sulkowicz says it is not a re-enactment, she does appear in the video.

So far, Irish polls predict a comfortable win for the yes side, leading to the world's first enactment of same-sex marriage by popular vote.

Too often people in a relationship do not want to listen to their partner's woes An affair is often an enactment of some deep, pushed away resentment.

In June 2014, the Scottish government marked the 700th anniversary of Bannockburn with a historical re-enactment of Scotland's first war of independence.

It might not even be a musical – more of a sung documentary re-enactment.

But the celebration was to become just as notorious: Gascoigne lay on the ground as his team-mates squirted water into his mouth, in a re-enactment of the "dentist's chair " drinking game which took place during a pre-tournament trip to Hong Kong.

Do we need the re-enactment?" Family member: [Dignified silence.] Running, running, running, from this crazy life.