Sentence examples for set out to recreate from inspiring English sources

When I got home, I set out to recreate the dish with peeled favas.

He set out to recreate that look in the app he built.

Mitzi Hamilton, who directed, has set out to recreate Fosse's choreography; she has not always succeeded.

Unlike the reunited Sex Pistols, Wire didn't set out to recreate punk.

Soon loneliness became an overriding concern; she hadn't set out to recreate Thoreau's "Walden".

When the project began taking shape, this was the first image they set out to recreate.

And because the book deliberately sets out to recreate the disturbing and disorienting effect of a child's loss of a parent, it avoids sentimentalizing small-town life.

The men who formed the Camerata believed that the Greeks had originally recited or chanted their plays to music, and in setting out to recreate these conditions, the Camerata used music to heighten the poetic qualities of the dialogue.

Dr. Octopus, a mad scientist with four mechanical tentacles fused to his spine who sets out to recreate a dangerous fusion-based experiment that could destroy half of New York City.

When it came to his human characters, Boyle set out to painstakingly recreate the psychological struggle of space travel.

Here, we set out to determine whether it is possible to recreate vision in blind mice using ectopic expression of a natural human protein, rod opsin.