Sentence examples for reenactment using from inspiring English sources
McCarthy, before fielding questions from the audience, traced outward from this reenactment using Michel de Certeau's The Practice of Everyday Life to consider the figure of "someone anyone who is dying" and suggested in conclusion and in agreement with de Certeau that the "dying man who tries to speak" might be, precisely, the writer.
On April 4, Pitt tweeted out the magazine cover side-by-side with her reenactment, using the the hashtag #ILookLikeASurgeon. .
However, it does so through reenactment, using ex-criminals with gun convictions such as Laycock to act out the crimes where the gun was used.
The reenactment, using some fuzz on the edges of the screen as a buffer from what may have actually happened, shows Woods getting righteously bitch-slapped by his wife, Elin Nordegren, who then chases his car down the street wielding (zing!) a golf club.
Britannica Classic: Shaw versus Shakespeare, part 1George Bernard Shaw, portrayed by Donald Moffatt, analyzing William Shakespeare's characterization of Julius Caesar and comparing it with his own treatment, using reenactments of scenes from Shakespeare's Julius Caesar and Shaw's Caesar and Cleopatra.
CCI Entertainment, a Canadian film company, produced a documentary film entitled, My Opposition: The Diaries of Friedrich Kellner, which interweaves the stories of Kellner and his American grandson, using reenactments, photographs, and archival footage.
Reenactment of the scene using real Pileated Woodpeckers has produced images remarkably similar to the Luneau video. 5. 'The wingbeat frequency is 8.6 beats per second, which is almost identical to that recorded for Ivory-billed Woodpecker (as documented by one acoustic record from 1935).
In fact, all three networks have begun using dramatic reenactments in news programs.
"High/Low, Rob Lowe" consisted of three areas: in the first a couch stood as the room's centerpiece surrounded by walls showcasing "Three's Company: The Drama," a cheesy, sexualized reenactment of the 70s sitcom using its original laugh track that debuted at Sundance.
Dutch performance group Hotel Modern, along with sound designer and composer Arthur Sauer, have created a fascinating, innovative and riveting miniature reenactment of World War I, using an imaginative mix of toy soldiers and tiny landscapes, along with a mélange of media and soundscape.
There's our annual reenactment of the landing at Plymouth Rock (using a piece of driftwood as a mock Mayflower) and our spirited Sprunt Pond Fishing showdown (using pumpkin bread as bait).
