enactors in a sentence

1. photo shoot with the re-enactors and extras

2. Re-enactors in US uniform invite you to visit their tent camp.

3. Celtic swords will be great for fans and re-enactors of the Celtic nations.

4. But after I appeared on the re-enactors in England, everybody was wearing lined clothes.

5. At 2 pm a spectacular outdoor spectacle with dozens of re-enactors and vehicles takes place.

6. Re-enactors: the European Firearms Pass enables legitimate owners to move firearms across borders.

7. I was not conscious of the importance of lining clothes until I went to a re-enactors’ market in England in March.

8. If you lose the crowds, it is easy to imagine yourself in Colonial America, especially with all the re-enactors around.

9. There is a body of non-Ancients, the historical re-enactors, who choose to portray a specific period of military history.

10. While the earliest groups had little claim for historical accuracy, the seriousness and accuracy of re-enactors has increased.

11. Per one story, some Civil War re-enactors working on the film Gettysburg at this site were approached here by a Union soldier.

12. He was too young to take part in the Bosnian war, but he was in a group of re-enactors, who all wore Serbian military uniforms.

13. Historical re-enactors often use haversacks for authenticity, since the bags were widely used by a range of people throughout history.

14. He and his colleagues recruited four volunteers, historical re-enactors who were accustomed to wearing their own sets of replica 15th-century armor.

15. Even young kids have heard of Roman gladiators, and here's their chance to learn about them from historical re-enactors who bring this ancient skill to life.

16. Have a jolly time, learn some crafts, experience the pageantry of the 16th Century as more than 6,000 re-enactors converge on this town for a time long past.

17. The administrative enactors — those who depict the significance of governmental philosophy and administrative technique, the celestial dramatists of sovereignty.

18. Re-enactors simulate the latest skirmishes around the Fort of Eben-Emael between soldiers of the German occupation force, the local resistance groups and US Army units

19. There is some confusion among re-enactors concerning what beads are correct to use for beadwork decoration on reproduction clothing and other items dating to before 1821.

20. Palma in arms where over eight hundred re-enactors in seventeenth-century costumes recall the beginning of the war between the Habsburgs Austria and the Venetian Republic.