Sentence examples for reclaimed version of from inspiring English sources

Rice's associate director, Matthew Dunster, will direct the "reclaimed" version of Cymbeline in which the king's daughter Imogen will be the titular figure.

Amidst this tale of love lost and almost reclaimed is an intriguing version of hell.

As algorithms shape which content we consume on our feeds, we all learn to desire the same things, which often happens to involve austere interiors, reclaimed wood, and Edison bulbs, like a metastasised real-life version of Kinfolk magazine or Monocle.

Clemente describes that piece — a giant geometric structure made of reclaimed wood and housing video projections of men working in garage workshops — as "the artists' version of a Soviet-era man cave".

Like feminists who have reclaimed women's agency as mothers, feminists who have developed versions of relational ethics insist on taking women's experience seriously and use this experience as a basis for new approaches to social ethics and public policy.

It will carry modernist versions of 700 domestic staples, including hand-enameled stoneware, shelves made of reclaimed lumber, stainless steel flatware and organic cotton bedding.

Coastal sand dunes protect the reclaimed marshes of French Flanders from invasion by the sea.

It lies in farming country on the northern edge of the reclaimed marsh of Ot Moor.

Today they will hope to continue at a reclaimed level of their cricket existence.

Kainan's modern industry includes petrochemical plants developed on reclaimed parts of the coast.

The dining room was originally built using the reclaimed wood of a 19th-century warship.