Sentence examples for which recreated from inspiring English sources

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

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

Many praised the technological ambitions of the movie, which recreated the disaster.

He then developed, with friends Andrew Fenady and the late Paul Coates, a TV documentary series, Confidential File, which recreated the events behind news headlines.

Of course, an ethics committee has been used before - on the BBC2 series The Experiment, which recreated the Zimbardo experiment of the 60s.

Ginsberg wrote a draft of The Bloodsong, which recreated Kammerer's last hours, but was discouraged by the assistant dean of Columbia, who decided the university could live without more notoriety.

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.

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.

Traditionally, this was done by "pointing up", which recreates the sculpture point by point.

Lots of embryonic work including the intriguing sounding Feral, which recreates the London riots using puppets.