Sentence examples for not be recreated from inspiring English sources
By living in close quarters, teammates built a sense of camaraderie that could not be recreated after those residences closed.
In October, in the Communist evening daily, "Ce Soir", he said "I have always thought that a French Independent Left could not be recreated against the Communist Party.
Mr. Langlais's work spaces and tool arrangements probably will not be recreated at the farm because he carved and hammered wherever inspiration grabbed him.
Before the World Cup in 1998, England's coach, Glen Hoddle, said it was not worth practicing penalty kicks because the atmosphere of the game could not be recreated on the training field.
During the original 1960 performance, Klein included a companion piece in which three naked women — he called them "living brushes" — covered themselves in his signature deep blue paint and pressed their bodies on paper during the sound half of the symphony, freezing during the silence; that part will not be recreated in New York.
The rocks that form the rear facade, for instance, will not be recreated in a computer.
A government so keen on enterprise and initiative should not be recreating a system that makes it difficult for people to change their lives.
Cleese will not be recreating his famous Ministry of Silly Walks sketch "because of my various operations".
A substantial part of democracy has vanished at the national level but it has not been recreated at the European level.
The noise, passion, even the smell of match day just can't be recreated on a screen.
