Sentence examples for having recreated from inspiring English sources

Having recreated a world rather than inventing it, the novelist needs licence to see it from an angle that no amount of historical research could provide.

Miller's Moment Not content with having recreated Benny Goodman's historic 1938 jazz concert at Carnegie Hall, the bandleader Stan Rubin is about to set a 15-piece orchestra swinging through the hits of Glenn Miller.

Earlier this week, we learned that researchers at Nottingham University, having "recreated a ninth-century Anglo-Saxon remedy using onion, garlic and part of a cow's stomach" were then astonished to find it almost completely wiped out the superbug, MRSA.

Having recreated the stiff-necked puritan society of 17th-century Amsterdam in her first book, in The Muse Burton has once again done the hard yards of research to reimagine not one but two distinct eras of the 20th century, and fused them to an intricate story of imposture.

Asitane has recreated 400 different recipes.

Indeed, scientists have recreated viruses this way in the past.

Video games have recreated one of art's oldest impulses.

"We've recreated some of that feeling here".

(Ono has recreated the paintings for this show).

Ms. Parlange has recreated the festive atmosphere at home.

Are there other Hepburn looks we should have recreated as well?