Sentence examples for marks to recreate from inspiring English sources
But deciphering the ancient marks to recreate human ancestors' gait is tricky.
With virtually all measurement instruments swept away by Katrina, only models and high-water marks were available to recreate the conditions that the structures experienced during the storm.
I want to recreate the spill mark on the backside in the wine paintings that I am doing.
By this point, the town has been so drowned in money spent trying to recreate this highwater mark it has become a parody of a pastiche of something someone thought it might have been like.
While Dyche was content for his players to mark the occasion in style, he planned to recreate his modest celebration from the previous promotion campaign.
They were attempting to produce a "feeling" rather than a sound, in order to recreate the sense of community that marked their childhood.
It turned out that we were doing both at once: erecting a massive electronic infrastructure that outpaces our ability to democratically manage it and shifting our economy backward to recreate the chasms of class divide that marked the nineteenth century.
In one brigade, they marked the start of evening service by pouring brandy on the stove to recreate the napalm blast from the film Apocalypse Now.
May To mark the 150th anniversary of John Clare's death (20th), media poets – Simon Armitage, Roger McGough, Ian McMillan, Owen Sheers – are invited to recreate his rough-sleeping, grass-eating four-day walk through Essex and Cambridgeshire.
