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1. Art is a selective re-creation of reality according to an artists metaphysical value judgments. Ayn Rand 

2. Casino, a re-creation of Manhattan in the desert that has just opened its doors.

3. Perhaps the most famous example of a re-creation gone astray took place in July 1989.

4. Alcazar Garden: $ 800, 000, re-creation of 1935 landscaping design, due for completion in spring.

5. By supporting reforestation projects, we are supporting the re-creation of habitat for threatened species and ensuring their continued survival.

6. His re-creation of the city is credible, with a substratum of fact to bolster the fiction.

7. After manual re-creation of DIY, you will find the original waste is also a treasure, this home environment healthy and full of creative little joy.

8. Re-creation of these types of defects with tracing was time-consuming, as was applying patches and verifying fixes integrated in a driver.

9. Along with the integration and re-creation of the edge area of university campus, the whole campus and the city can develop harmoniously.

10. It contributes to providing an artistic re-creation space for English translation of classical Chinese poetry.

11. His first effort, in three languages, was a re-creation of an old folk tale about, what else, a boy and his donkey.

12. Unlike previous essays, this article chooses "re-creation", a core concept in literary translation theory, as a breakthrough point and tries to discuss film translation from a different angle.

13. Mr Obama is present at the re-creation of the global economic system.

14. The latest example is a new, life-size re-creation of Stonehenge nearing completion in Western Australia.

15. Para Handy raises a new head of steam Nan Spowart reports on the re-creation of a West coast legend.

16. Tradition, quite clearly, becomes static repetition without the continuing discrimination of re-creation and re-synthesis on higher levels.

17. Our recognition of the importance of tradition and loyalties will permit the re-creation of historic counties as non-administrative entities.

18. Then, in the fall and winter of 2008, they set about building the full-scale re-creation at a restricted-access Northrop Grumman testing facility in California's Mojave Desert.

19. I am creating a fictitious village called James River Branch and this model train is going to be placed inside the model shop I am building as part of the re-creation.

20. It holds that The Decameron attracts readers to join the texts of the re-creation in the construction of meaning and text by using the metaphorical text strategy, and chieves good reading effect.

21. These generated NDM and PDM models will then provide the required inter-model relationships to allow for automatic re-creation of the inherent dependencies in Information Server.

22. Visual Communication Design, not only refers to the design of a simple sense, in fact, is a re-creation of culture.

23. To my left is an empty set-within-a-set of a Roman piazza, and to myright is a bustling re-creation of a 1960s movie studio.

24. This essayis to be divided into four palls to discuss the process of the Chinesemodern writers' acceptance and re-creation of Nora.

25. Through practical examples to study the space environment, visual communication design ways and means of re-creation.

26. Based on some classical building works, this paper analyses the feasibility of re-creation of the traditional elements from several aspects such as forms, colors and spaces.http://sentencedict.com/re-creation.html

27. Only through human beings' emotional selection and reproduction, during which there exists a process of re-creation, can an image enter their inner world.

28. Looming behind him is his latest work in progress, a 28-foot-high re-creation of the world's first particle accelerator, surrounded by some of the original hardware from the Manhattan Project.

29. Quality -oriented education is a process of regenesis and re-creation, the subject of which is the physical and mental quality of humanity themselves.