Sentence examples for quest to recreate from inspiring English sources

I've been through a fair few recipes in my quest to recreate the coccoli at the simple, cheap yet brilliant I' Brindellone trattoria in Florence.

To get a glimpse of that future, urbanists and planners need to get beyond their nostalgic quest to recreate the highly centralized 19th-century city.

Once the host of distinguished royalty such as Cleopatra and Emperor Caracalla, Apamea has been one of many stops for McIntyre in her quest to recreate the 75,000-mile journey of Ibn Batutta, a Moroccan scholar who traveled the Islamic Empire in the 14th century.

Orange blossom wasn't the only scent that Kurkdjian considered on his quest to recreate Louis XIV's favourite perfume.

The mass uprooting he celebrated helped to create the Islamist pining for a fictitious lost purity that is trying to kill him, a desperate quest to recreate the Mecca of Mohammed in the world's cold concrete jungles: "I have spent a lot of my life looking positively at the consequences of migration.

Trying to recreate your daylight style with artificial light can be a lifelong quest.

Bascomb's approach, based on interviews with all the major figures, is to recreate the conversations and inner battles of the three men who made it their quest to break the mile barrier.

A study published Wednesday in The Journal of the Royal Society Interface details the scientists' quest, including their discovery of how the bugs get hooked on the leaves, how the scientists have tried to recreate these hooks synthetically and how their artificial hooks have proved to be less successful than the biological ones.

You have to recreate it.

I want to recreate that.

So he decided to recreate it.