Sentence examples for recreated world from inspiring English sources

For instance, when UK supermarket chain Sainsbury's recently recreated World War I's magical "Silent Night" moment, it sparked a tidal wave of outrage and complaints.

The 112-room Welcome Piram Hotel is a centrally located pick with a drab exterior -- but a gorgeously recreated world of 18th-century extravagance within.

In this fashion show, holographic rain, wind, and clouds recreate world climates to fantastic effect.

One such joint initiative is the Center for Digital Humanities in Firestone Library, where groundbreaking projects such as "Mapping Expatriate Paris" allow scholars to recreate worlds and discover never-before-explored connections and insights.

Rather than try to recreate world-class software like Pix4d's image processing system that can turn drone footage into maps, DJI will tap developers into its platform.

Sometimes, I recreated old World Series by studying the cumulative box scores in the Baseball Encyclopedia.

Having recreated a world rather than inventing it, the novelist needs licence to see it from an angle that no amount of historical research could provide.

He resaw, rethought and recreated the world by smash-and-grab, wrenching form apart, ripping out connections, redistributing body parts 'as if he were redesigning humanity'.

"We had recreated the world outside in loving detail," Grebenshikov says.

Bernstein stated of filming, "We recreated a world that Jane Austen lovers can recognise and associate with.

History teachers have recreated ancient worlds, science teachers have produced 3D models of cells and art teachers have been exploring pixel art.