'recreate themselves' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe actions or experiences that allow individuals to relax, unwind, and rejuvenate themselves. Here is an example of how it can be used in a sentence: "After a stressful week at work, the couple decided to take a weekend trip to the mountains to recreate themselves in nature."
I think all artists need time to recharge and recreate themselves.
Mr. Muschamp writes that great cities have found ways to "recreate themselves" after trauma.
"We saw the jails, where they shower, how they recreate themselves with movies, classes of art, books," she said.
Watching them is sort of like watching Guided By Voices recreate themselves as a noise rock band.
Instead, a company spokesperson said, "reincarnate" is meant to evoke the idea that artists recreate themselves in their work; (312) 226-9633, collaboraction.org.org
Coming from uncertain and shallow-rooted origins, they sought to "re-fashion" their image and to recreate themselves in their adopted countries with a new social status.
In 1985, reduced to a duo of Fry and multi-instrumentalist Mark White, they recreated themselves as a thoroughly artificial Hanna-Barbera version of a pop group for the flawed, fascinating album How To Be a Zillionaire!
The more involved they are in the nuances of recreating themselves, the more they'll care about the "person" they're creating, and the more they care about the "person" they're creating, the more time they'll spend inhabiting these characters.
Warren B. Rudman, the former Republican senator from New Hampshire who was co-chairman of a commission on homeland security that foresaw an attack like Sept. 11 only months before it occurred, said he believed the F.B.I. and C.I.A. had largely recreated themselves since Sept. 11 for the better, and that their dismantling could endanger the nation while the new structure is put in place.
Recreating themselves elsewhere.
They are like Tiger Woods always staying better, trying to stay ahead of the curve and always renewing themselves and recreating themselves.
