Sentence examples for recreate a kind from inspiring English sources

Of course, few writers seriously dream of a stay in a latter-day Bastille, though until recently it still seemed relatively easy to recreate a kind of makeshift solitary confinement.

For Moncler Gamme Bleu, Thom Browne recreated a kind of cricket pitch, in his extreme fashion.

Eric Gautier's cinematography wittily recreates a kind of 1960s Super-8 look and there is great period detail from production designers Peter Francis and Jon Henson.

Of Montana's big sky country, Ben says: "For all its grandeur, the landscape does not move me.... What good is this grandeur if it's impermanent, what good all of this promise if it's only fleeting?" As this carload of misfits moves east, relationships are broken and forged, and Ben recreates a kind of family.

What Google is doing is not recreating a new kind of OS, they're creating the best way to not need one at all.

Her success may well lead to a glut of similar acts aiming for an MOR audience, but that's more the fault of an industry desperate to recreate any kind of success by creating poor facsimiles until the world shouts "stop now".

With this, NASTAR is able to recreate any kind of space launch.

"To try to recreate a relationship".