Sentence examples for since recreated from inspiring English sources

Rakowitz has since recreated these nomadic dwellings, somewhat like silvery space-age tents, for homeless people in Massachusetts, New York City and even Ljubljana in Slovenia.

But the multinational tour buses circulating between Assisi and Francis' retreat on Mount Subasio, and his original tiny chapels since recreated and encased in gigantic churches to accommodate the crowds made the experience feel more like a visit to a theme park than a reflection of the simple, austere life Francis personified.

Fans of the game have since recreated the game's MIDI soundtrack in higher quality MP3 format.

Since recreating their ruined costumes and drums and finding a new home in Kigali, the Rwandan capital, the dancers have appeared in several European countries and in South Africa.

We have images of people whacking these animals with axes and hammers, but where do you hit it, and how?" Since recreating those sacrifices isn't a possibility, he's been reading up on slaughterhouses.

That work has since been recreated in various forms at Carnegie Museum of Art, the David Zwirner Gallery, MoMA, and in Thailand.

When asked whether she's done the famous "Dirty Dancing" lift, which has since been lovingly recreated by fans and celebs alike, since her Swayze days, Grey revealed this behind-the-scenes scoop. .

The 50s hasn't been so convincingly recreated since Far from Heaven (filmed in Connecticut locations) and despite its big names, this never comes over like a star vehicle.

Like a very skilled Etch-a-sketch artist, the robot is able to draw pictures without raising its pen, creating wild and beautiful designs in a manner that hasn't been truly recreated since the Renaissance.

Since the phylogeny recreated by the pan-genomic analyses resemble the pair-wise BLAST comparisons, it appears that gene similarity in the species of genus Brucella is concordant to current taxonomy based on marker genes and similar methods [ 9].

The assumption seems to be that since God recreates bodies, human or otherwise, at every moment, no body survives between two moments such that an action willed in the human body at one moment could be causally efficacious on some other body at a second moment; for in one sense any purported efficacy of what was willed at one moment is wholly disconnected with the events of some second moment.