Sentence examples for recreate a time from inspiring English sources

Driving the National Road is an exercise in trying to recreate a time when life, and transportation, moved much more slowly.

At the end of the season the driver moved to McLaren and the team were taken over by Mercedes-Benz, who brought in two German drivers – Michael Schumacher and Nico Rosberg – and set off to recreate a time when any car with a three-pointed star on its nose was automatically an odds-on favourite.

He thinks robots with access to customer databases could recreate a time "when the shopkeeper would know your name and preferences, and you'd have a tab with him".

To recreate a time and place with maximum authenticity and diligence; to recreate dramatic situations which have an air of reality about them; to write in a language that's not phony and is acted in a way that's naturalistic as opposed to theatrical should be just good filmmaking.

Rohmer recreated only rarely history in his features: only "Triple Agent," a nineteen-thirties political drama, recreates a time within his memory.

The film celebrates youth and beauty, and it recreates a time when drugs were seen as a search or an adventure, rather than an escape.

"You're not recreating a time in history, you're working off of this incredibly meticulous vision which is inside Matt Weiner's head, which is impossible to do," Ms. Lippert said.

• In the charmingly nostalgic "Thanksgiving 1959" (Mountain Lion Press), Jay Price, a sportswriter for The Staten Island Advance, recreates a time best described in the book's lengthy subtitle: "When One Corner of New York City Was Still Part of Small-Town America, and High School Football Was the Last Thing Guys Did for Love.

It is all of these things, but more than anything else, it seems to me, the book recreates a time when violence was normal.

The novel recreates a time in Bolívar's life that has no historical precedent, as there is no record of the last 14 days of his life.

Both "Longford" and "The Queen" are dramas that meticulously recreate a pivotal time in modern Britain.