Sentence examples for has been re-enacted from inspiring English sources

This dreadful cycle has been re-enacted, and re-discovered, from the Irish famine of the late 1840s right up to the latest television films showing its effects in Africa.

The media have been re-enacting the same story ever since.

Parts of the British media have been re-enacting the Battle of Waterloo with their traditional weaponry: insults, moral certainty, exaggeration.

Fans have been re-enacting the famous scene ever since the release of the original, Oscar-winning Rocky film back in 1976.

For nine consecutive nights, starting Dec. 16, villages all across Mexico have been re-enacting Joseph and Mary's biblical search for lodging.

My brother Michael and I had been re-enacting World War II in the ancient magnolia tree that dominated the sloping back yard of Hickory Hill, our 19th-century white brick farmhouse in McLean, Va.

Schoolchildren in County Durham have been re-enacting a Christmas truce said to have taken place a century ago during World War One.

He said that earlier during the afternoon on 25 June he had watched a film on television in which somebody had shot and killed several people, but did not make clear whether he had been re-enacting this.

Dickey joked that the final out would have to be re-enacted at Citi Field.

They had explored how the themes were re-enacted in his professional and personal lives and how the same patterns began to surface even in the dynamics of the therapy itself.

The bill is ostensibly revisited, refashioned and renewed every five years, but this round, scheduled to be re-enacted last year, has been in discussion since 2010, and a final bill is not in sight.