Sentence examples for time to recreate from inspiring English sources
We don't have time to recreate our software universe for new, special-purpose machines.
"I think he's basically taken the time to recreate himself as a business consultant rather than just leveraging his former relationships".
I messed up by not bringing back a suitcase full of Big Jims to New York, so when it came time to recreate the Pepper Pot stew, I had to find a substitute.
The Britain's Got Talent judge and Little Britain comic has tried to go back in time to recreate this watershed moment 30 years later for a new ITV documentary David Walliams: Snapshot in Time.
The Belgian government's loan is intended to allow Sabena enough time to recreate itself, possibly as a European regional carrier, a move that could protect at least some of its 12,000 jobs.
But the challenge for people who are so busy that they parachute into these programs for four to seven days to shock their system is to find the time to recreate the meals at home, from buying the ingredients, to preparing the meals, to eating proper portions at normal meal times.
In later years, Mr. Phillips tried several times to recreate the enchanted intellectual world he knew, bringing together warring partisans like Howe, Sontag, Lionel and Diana Trilling, and Norman Podhoretz.
Kajsa Alger (my partner at STREET) and I have tried and failed many times to recreate it.
That's what happens when you spend more time managing growth and less time innovating to recreate it.
After creating molds and casting the objects in bronze, workers place them in acid tubs and bury them underground for months at a time, hoping to recreate the effects of aging and produce works that looks as if they had just been unearthed from an ancient tomb.
