Sentence examples for which could recreate from inspiring English sources

The bank, he reckons, can only be saved with the help of the government, which could recreate what it used to be.

Congressional Country Club was founded in 1924​ with the mandate​ of providing Members of Congress, the Administration,​ and businessmen with a social meeting ground in which they could recreate and cultivate trust and friendship.

That's a first step in creating electrical signals that could be sent to the fingers, which could virtually recreate sensations such as heat, pressure, and texture, the team reports online today in Nanotechnology.

And it engendered a strong opposition to peace efforts, which could be recreated now.

He pored over commercial illustration books from the 1960s and '70s and sent images to the show's marketing team, which couldn't quite recreate the look he was after.

HD television sets, he says, "could recreate roughly 35% of the visual spectrum that the human eye can conceive, which is actually kind of low.

Spotify, which launched this week and may integrate with Facebook, could offer more choices than iTunes for less money and theoretically could recreate the "social rooms" ambiance of Turntable.

But I could recreate that frame of mind, I concluded.

To this day, I wish I could recreate more of that first time in a ballpark.

At first some of the longtime attendees were unsure that Mr. Anderson could recreate Mr. Wurman's magic.

It was something no traditional arcade could recreate: the camaraderie, the broken-down couches, the blasting punk music.