Sentence examples for recreate history from inspiring English sources
He's trying to recreate history".
Again, though, Birch does more than simply recreate history.
Brooks's schedule for Dorade is primarily an attempt to recreate history.
Senator Warren Barry, a Republican, referred to a "trend in this country to try to recreate history.
I love history, and I always thought visual effects would help us a lot to recreate history.
Today, the RAF Battle of Britain Memorial Flight and 617 Squadron will recreate history by flying over the twin towers of the reservoir.
Recreating history is not the problem here.
That's one thing that can happen when writers and directors are more concerned with recreating history than they are with creating plausible, effective drama.
Information: (516 759-5437 Recreating History On Wednesday, "At Home With Audrey Hepburn" begins its interactive, high tea or luncheon run through June 6 at the Melville Educational and Cultural Center in Stony Brook.
© Washington Post Recreating history Cosmetics In 2003, archaeologists in south London working on the site of a new development unearthed a much older one – a Roman temple complex dedicated to the god Mars Camulus.
But as the region's annual Molly Maguire Weekend in June encourages a new openness about this sensitive episode, it also underlines the delicacy of recreating history where descendants of the participants still live, memories are long and pain runs deep.
