Sentence examples for has worked to recreate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hephrun, who has worked to recreate unguents found in ancient tombs for several European universities, is impressed with Egyptian Magic.

His bloodless image as a remote, Mount Rushmore of a man -- partly a byproduct of the craggy face recreated endlessly by Gilbert Stuart -- has worked to obscure the magnitude of his achievement.

Denver Parks and Recreation has been working to "recreate recreation" by bringing in partners and to complement not compete with nonprofits who all serve the same populations.

They have been working to recreate their images and they've blown it, especially Bowyer.

Joseph C. Becerra, an investigator with the State Police, said troopers were working to recreate what had happened.

We work to recreate the same experience I had at 11 when I first heard about the problem.

Generations later, one of its residents has worked for months to recreate his voyage in Lego; and soon you might be able to build it too.

Paolo Liverani, of the University of Florence, has worked on a project to recreate the statue of Augustus of Prima Porta.

My second thought: Why were they wasting time recreating when they had work to do? Thanks to years of too-close reading, I got hung up on a dangler ("less than a year old") and a hyphen (re-create).

Ms. Sherman-Palladino, who has worked on shows like "Roseanne," also recreates the "Gilmore" tone when she describes what she was after: "A family show that doesn't make parents want to stick something sharp in their eyes while they're watching it and doesn't talk down to kids".

But if I had followed the three-year rule, I'd have thrown away the five-year old return and would have to do a lot of work to recreate it.