Sentence examples for managed to recreate from inspiring English sources

And the publisher managed to recreate the two-column format, just like the original version of "Mastering".

But I managed to recreate the birth of my first child, my daughter, whom I nicknamed Boogie.

But Cockettes fans and troupe members themselves say that Thrillpeddlers has managed to recreate the Cockettes experience successfully — and that the changes have been positive ones.

At the same time, the show has managed to recreate what drove it so brilliantly first time around – the is he/isn't he mystery.

Japan, uniquely among the world's major nations, has managed to recreate 30's economics at the dawn of the 21st century.

He is still that "whore's son," the abused child of a prostitute who died in childbirth, who changed identities in order to escape that history, but managed to recreate it again and again.

The play manages to recreate the scene, in a bravura bit of staging.

It is one of the great qualities of her work that, against all cynicism, she manages to recreate a sense of wonder.

The meager plot involves how the four, once famous, will manage to recreate their greatest triumph, the quartet from Act III of "Rigoletto" for an annual Verdi celebration.

That is why I absolutely love this one, because it manages to recreate the fun of exploring old master collections for yourself, in an exhibition.

But the sequence also manages to recreate the peculiar logic of nightmares, which I write about in the magazine this week (subscribers can read the full text), and to conjure that sense of passivity and bafflement with which we recall our weirder dreams.