Sentence examples for promises to recreate from inspiring English sources

In return, Imax promises to recreate the sense of occasion that movie-going used to have, but has now largely lost.

But Sigma, the prospective builder of Mallorca's venture and owner of a similar park in Buenos Aires, Argentina, want to bring its concept to Europe with a place that promises to recreate scenarios from the old and new testaments.

Leonard Bernstein's children have donated the carefully preserved contents of his main composing studio to Indiana University, which has promised to recreate the space.

When Rome collapsed in the fifth century and Europe sank into a civil war, hopes centered on those who promised to recreate the Pax Romana.

The E.P.A. recommended rejecting all five alternatives, even though the company had promised to recreate the wetlands elsewhere, Ms. Mears said.

Page B7 ARTS LEONARD BERNSTEIN'S WORKROOM Will Be Recreated in Indiana Leonard Bernstein's children have donated the contents of his main composing studio, including a stand-up composing table, an ashtray and a piece of the Berlin Wall, to Indiana University, which has promised to recreate the space.

The developers had promised to recreate the palace and build a cultural and entertainment complex in Crystal Palace Park.

The Government said that the historical significance of the third-generation pier would be recognised and promised to recreate the landmark on the new waterfront.

AEBN's promise to recreate the real through a computer simulation was betrayed by the hard-coded materiality of interface by the machine's inability to send sensations back from the male to the female he was supposedly having sex with.

Rendered in 3D this survival horror action game promises to accurately recreate our favorite undead hunter.

The new show, called Dance Dance Dance, will recreate famous dance routines from music videos, movies and theatre, and promises to use "the most up to date technology on a truly epic scale".