Examples of using Reenact in English and their translations into German
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Years of Beat and Prose- Reenacting Hubert Fichte.
What you get from reality just can't be reenacted.
Are we reenacting old family dramas, trying to heal traumas?
Eric... what do you do when you're not, uh... reenacting?
How can Europe be reenacted in a parliamentary manner in the living room?
Almost all areas of life form living in a house to ritualcults up to the labour life are authentically reenacted.
Present day battles are reenacted by players with chilling realism.
Hess reenacts this historic event not at the original location but in a bedroom.
And now... a local civic group reenacts a famous scene from history.
The film reenacts this script to show the tender side of a father praying.
In class, students are paired and reenact the storyboard to practice speaking.
Reenact first century Jerusalem in full costume or study environmental issues through a faith-based lens.
Through the use of puppet shows, children can reenact and come to terms with situations they have experienced.
But with today's delivery in the mail I was finallyable to do an iHeartBerlin group photo- reenacted with customized Coke cans.
It's like we're reenacting the ancient German practice- of trial by combat.
The children develop a great imagination and can reenact different topics alone or as a couple.
The children can also reenact scenes from old sagas and legends, or slip into the costumes of former nobles.
Music fans can learn to play to instruments and create songs,while movie buffs can reenact scenes from their favorite films!
In the crystal castle girls can reenact the coronation of Princess Twilight Sparkle 3 years.
Starting today, we must stand with the crew of the ship of the same name andthe events of George R. R. Martin's book- reenact and film presentation.
And such is the battle of Pearl Harbor, reenacted for us now, by the women of the Batley Townswomen's Guild.
Historical texts, medieval miniatures, and views of townscapes inspired the artist- who was born in Alexandria in 1971-to create the stage sets before which his marionettes reenact these dramatic events in a defamiliarized way.
I will tolerate no reenacting, whether it's ironic or sincere, of the Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore pottery scene in Ghost.
Jensen also expressed that the torture methods Falun Gong practitioners reenacted on the street are far from brutal compared with what practitioners in China truly suffer.
The children can thereby reenact an incredibly many roles, whether as a scout, secret agent or even as an emergency or security service.
In some Brazilian towns, people reenact the last day of Christ, including his arrest, trial and crucifixion.
It can innumerable already written stories reenact or invent freely according to your mood, there are no limits to the imagination.
Widespread press photos of recent years have been reenacted in the studio, with all details of interior space removed as well as gestures and facial expressions exposed.
In the"Great Waltz" of July 1944-which the Novgorod event will reenact- 57,000 German prisoners of war were marched through the streets of Moscow, Stalin's goal being to humiliate the Germans and remind Muscovites of their hatred for their enemies.