Sentence examples for reenacted with from inspiring English sources

Those same adventures could be reenacted with his companions as well, and Clemens and his friends did play at being pirates, Robin Hood, and other fabled adventurers.

In 1920, Article of War 15 was reenacted with the addition of 'by statute or' before the words 'by the law of war'.

In 2002, following the initiative of canon Ian MacKenzie, Arthur's funeral was reenacted with a requiem mass at Worcester Cathedral, on occasion of the quincentenary of his death.

Schwarzenegger responded with sage advice: "You need to eat carrots," paused, and then walked away.

Life as it was in the 13th century is reenacted with a medieval market, food, games and the story itself is played out.

In other hilarious "Hunger Games" parodies, we love this trailer reenacted with Beanie Babies and these viral "Hunger Games" comics by 20-year-old illustrator Noelle Stevenon.

He recalls reenacting, with his cousin, the Wild West fiction of Capt.

While the author wrestles with the personal and social implications of embracing his inner geek, he passes through a series of worlds: rolling (dice) with Dungeons and Dragons players, reenacting with medieval re-enactors, battling LARPers (practitioners of Live-Action Role Playing) with foam swords, assuming the persona of a digital elf online, and tramping through Hobbit country in New Zealand.

Matthew Clarke has launched a new series called "Convos With My 2-Year-Old" where he takes actual conversations he's had with his daughter and reenacts them with an adult man standing in for her.

CFA broadcast the star-studded anti-HUAC Hollywood Fights Back! Oct. 26, 1947 (the radio program is being reenacted in LA with contemporary talents such as Ed Asner on its exact 60th anniversary) and attended the Hollywood Ten's hearings in Washington.

Meyers then reenacted the snub with a long and exaggerated raise of his hand, while making a funny face.