Sentence examples for reconstituted my from inspiring English sources

"To have reconstituted my parents as movie stars, and to dance with them on film, is, psychologically, moving in the right direction," Mills said.

I had to reconstitute my memories.

But then, like an image in a gradually emerging photograph, the recent reality of that kiss, for which I had waited so greedily, reconstituted itself in my mind, there on the porch of a vacant Hooters.

The base excision repair pathway was first reconstituted with human proteins in my group.

But on a scale of "thrilling" to "my brain has departed the Earth's atmosphere", most lectures rank around "my face has dissolved into dust and been reconstituted into a peat bog".

But on a scale of "thrilling" to "my brain has departed the Earth's atmosphere," most lectures rank around "my face has dissolved into dust and been reconstituted into a wet swamp".

(My dream is to see the company reconstituted in Brooklyn).

My sons, who consumed fluoridated water in reconstituted milk and orange juice as well as in tap water, completed childhood with not one cavity.

But the peat reconstituted itself as I kept on, rebounding from behind, erasing my footprints — like those of a lone moose — as fast as I could make them.

In my smoking days, I'm ashamed to admit I occasionally reconstituted ash-tray remnants in times of student scarcity – I place author addiction further down the scale than that ravening nicotine need.

Although, as someone who regularly dipped her finger into the salty, multicoloured flakes of fish food intended for my friend Catherine's pets I can tell you with some authority that those reconstituted pork and poultry carcasses are delicious.