Sentence examples similar to recreated disasters from inspiring English sources
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, whose great historical novel, August 1914, recreated the disaster of Tannenberg in exhaustive detail, described the crowds of prisoners thus: "The Germans have formed a line to comb the forest and are flushing them out like animals.
And BBC2 will also be broadcasting Crisis Command, a reality show in which three contestants run the country during a potential national disaster, recreated with dramatic footage.
Surely it is too soon to recreate an environmental disaster like the oil spill that happened less than a year ago?
This weekend marks the centennial of the Titanic disaster, an event that's been recreated in countless films, including the 1997 James Cameron epic that's back in theaters.
The answers to these questions lie in a relatively new discipline known as the digital humanities — in which long-lost civilizations can be recreated as virtual interfaces, and personal testimony from wars, disasters and revolutions can come together in interactive databases.
In February 1953 he narrated the first installment of his long-running series "You Are There," which recreated historic events like the Battle of the Alamo or the Hindenburg disaster and reported them as if they were breaking news.
She recreated the outfit.
So, he recreated the scenes.
He recreated that past occupation.
