What is "recreates"

Usage examples of "recreates".

The Song of Recreation is a very beautiful song, very haunting, because it recreates life itself.

When we enter the water the sharp slap recreates dizziness in my motion sensors.

When I pass over the tracks, obliterating them and making my own minute signature in the dirt, my track-camo unit recreates the old tracks in my wake, leaving no trace of my passage.

On a physical level—of course that includes the level where we are now, the world of images, where our visualization constantly recreates the world we prefer to see around us—we find it easier to travel along a personal sequence from what we call past to present to future.

Skyga recreates his best troops from the wars following the Genesis Scramble.

The result is NEW LENSMAN, a novel which recreates and leads the reader back into the universe of the Lensman, that extravagant, unforgettable universe of intergalactic conquest and intrigue.

He had quoted an Islamic belief that God constantly recreates the universe afresh at every moment.

The lines flow together as he recreates her, unashamedly savouring her sensuality in a way which is rarely possible in real life.

The Mayor stands in the center of that space, frozen in the heart of his machines, at one with his machines, clothed in sheets of chips and wrapped with flickers of wire, each hand splayed wide across control mechanisms impossibly magnified, so that with the flick of a finger he shifts electrons, changes, recreates his world.