Sentence examples for which recreate from inspiring English sources

Don't be put off by the period costumes and décor, which recreate 19th-century Russian aristocratic atmosphere.

The hall, which opened in 1942, mounts them in dioramas, many of which recreate scenes in national parks Roosevelt signed into being or national monuments he declared.

Ms. Cohen created a series of arches at the Huntington Museum of Art in Clinton, which recreate "Liminal Skin," poems about aging by the poet Edwin Torres.

The models, which recreate the venue's flashing stage lighting, are hand-made by Phil Wainman, 66, a drummer friend of Moon who toured with The Who, and shared Moon's kit when he played with reggae star Jimmy Cliff.

"Most of the game business is going down a similar path toward hyperrealistic graphics which recreate sports or movies," said Shigeru Miyamoto, a senior managing director at Nintendo and the designer of Donkey Kong, Super Mario Brothers, and scores of the medium's biggest hits.

Few games try to simulate more than The Sims games, which recreate every progressive euphemism we have about love, work, and family.

These include the Mayflower II, a recreation of the original ship, Plimoth Plantation, a historical recreation of the original 1620 settlement, and the Wampanoag Homesite, which recreates a 17th-century Indian village.

In 1953, he began narrating the long-running "You Are There" series, which recreated historical events.

Huis Ten Bosch is a Netherlands-themed park which recreates a Dutch town.

The naturalistic performance, which recreates cadence, inflection, intonation and pauses, isn't solely focused on dialogue.

She points to a 2004 BBC2 series, Dunkirk, which recreated the 1940 evacuation, as a template.