Sentence examples for with recreated from inspiring English sources

His "Red Riding" opens with an audiovisual overture of actual and fabricated radio and television reports of the crimes combined with recreated photos of victims.

This exciting, colorful book is packed with recreated cultural clues and the anxiety that went with belonging to the ruling classes in an age of dynastic shakeout.

Traces of Kaliningrad's German heritage can be seen in the surviving Brandenburg Gate and the Fishing Village, a tourist attraction with recreated medieval-style buildings.

Whether you want to spend time with recreated bats, Chinese tomb art or 18th-century English furniture, the choice is yours in one of the grandest granny's attics imaginable.

"Well cast, competently written (by Mr. Mangold and Gill Dennis) and carefully costumed, it adheres to a familiar 'Behind the Music' formula," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times, "following its subject through childhood trauma, marriage and divorce, alternating offstage melodrama with recreated performances that remind us why we should care about this guy in the first place".

"Well cast, competently written (by Mr. Mangold and Gill Dennis) and carefully costumed, it adheres to a familiar 'Behind the Music' formula," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times, "following its subject through childhood trauma, marriage and divorce, alternating offstage melodrama with recreated performances that remind us why we should care about this guy in the first place".

Museum exhibits will include a recreation of a Warsaw street from this golden age, a theater with a recreated performance, a virtual synagogue, and a recreation of the Warsaw ghetto itself.

The city's sparse cultural attractions will be improved with a recreated Sydney Opera House on another island, and private beaches with temperature-controlled sand are also being tested.

It opens this year, replacing 70 acres of asphalt with a recreated tidal marsh and native grasses.

5 p.m. 2. Homegrown and Homemade Walk down North Washington Street to Johnny Como's Cupcakes and Coffee (62 Chambersburg Street; johnnycomos.com), which, with its recreated pink 1950s kitchen and Betty Boop posters, is like stepping back in time.

History The remains of the fourth-largest Roman town in Britain at Wroxeter Roman City, with its recreated townhouse, give a fascinating insight into how a city almost as big as Pompeii would have functioned.