Sentence examples for inspired to recreate from inspiring English sources

The idea is that children will see the film and then be inspired to recreate its most swashbuckling scenes with Lego bricks.

And so it was the Solara pastry chop cream puffs I was inspired to recreate here – a pistachio green custard escaping its choux pastry shell.

Though every season in Japan is associated with some horticultural splendor, the chrysanthemum, as the crest of the imperial family, is treated with utmost ceremony, and Ms. Tripp was inspired to recreate the tradition back in the Bronx.

While listening to a piece of Krzysztof Penderecki music, which contained a chorus with "striking pronunciations", Manfredini was inspired to recreate a similar sound for Friday the 13th.

Gradually, the psychedelic aesthetic began to seep into the country's consciousness, with many Cambodian musicians inspired to recreate what they had heard.

"While on the set of their movie, The Interview, James Franco & Seth Rogen felt inspired to recreate their favorite new video," reads a title card on their parody of Kanye West's topless-Kardashian, wannabe masterpiece video for "Bound 2" "Shot.

Ms. Martin spent months researching the vast Tiffany archives for inspiration, and recreated specific pieces while being inspired to create her own, based on drawings and photographs.

Mr. Crowley said the time-travel concept of 20th-century world fairs inspired him to recreate Stanford White's Washington Square Arch of 1895, as well as Mrs. Astor's ballroom in Newport, Rhode Island, for the million-dollar heiresses.

This combination of factors inspired me to recreate a dish I had in Istanbul last spring, a bubbly casserole of shrimp, tomatoes and vegetables in which the dominant flavors are basil and butter.

But at the age of seven, he experienced the rare clarifying moment of discovering one's talent when he visited a local junk shop in West Virginia and found an old copy of "Architectural Digest" where a Parisian pied-à-terre inspired him to recreate it by wallpapered his bedroom with newspapers to mimic a room overlooking the Seine that was papered with French newspapers.

Keller's journey in caring for his father, meanwhile, inspires him to recreate, with a little help from dedicated staff, the comfort food of his youth; the heavy-lifting large-format cookbook that ensues includes recipes from Ad Hoc, Keller's casual restaurant in Yountville, California.