Sentence examples for recreate a bit of from inspiring English sources

She has tried hard to hold on and recreate a bit of that spirit.

After her husband died and her children moved abroad, Mrs. Gabbani, an equestrian and native of California, decided to rent out the villa and to build a new home that would recreate a bit of her childhood, much of which was spent taking trips to the San Diego Zoo.

About that time, Talbot, Malvezzi and three others (one whose family owned part of the land) got the idea to buy a sharecropper's shack, refurbish it to the degree it was sleepover-worthy and recreate a bit of Delta history.

I got Hoffman to talk a bit about managing the on-screen, emotional pyrotechnics, and recreating a bit of early twentieth century Russia in Germany.

Really, it was just a matter of recreating that, but leaving a bit of room for each studio version to have its own sound and evolution into the track we wanted.

I honestly had a bit of trouble recreating the two-phone trick using an image of myself, but I've reached out to Samsung and the company acknowledges that Face Unlock is, indeed, not the ideal way to keep your stuff secure.

I've tried to recreate the story here, of course with a bit of embellishment, but the message is still the same.

As aerie model Amber Tolliver told Elle.com, "To recreate a human being using a computer process is a bit of an attack on who you naturally are.

The aim of a walking stick is to recreate walking on all fours if one of your legs/hips needs a bit of help - thus a walking stick becomes an extension of your arm.

Reece brings a bit of it with him to Edinburgh, recreating his parents' front room in the Pleasance Bunker.

Paris wasn't all about trains … there was sporty terrificness at Stella McCartney, Karl Lagerfeld recreated Superman's home planet at Chanel, not to mention a bit of brow-jazzling.