Sentence examples for Get overhauled from inspiring English sources

Dust Chief Executive Joy Weiss, a first-timer at Davos this year and a 15-year veteran at Nortel Networks, says that just as the telecom industry transformed from a low-tech construction business 25 years ago into a high-tech hotbed, so will today's Rust Belt-style factories get overhauled to become high-tech innovators.

What is the strategy for the academy recruitment which gets overhauled every three to four years?

He's the highest-rated chaser in training, having won the King George and the Betfred Bowl at Aintree, though the Gold Cup was a bit disappointing, when he led over the last but got overhauled on the run-in.

Robinson writes, "The Maine he knew was getting overhauled, burdened by interlopers and nostalgia-addled white-collar suburbs in the middle of the woods — Cumberland, Falmouth, Yarmouth, Brunswick, old towns with brand-new health stores and woodstove dealerships".

Instead it was Citi's board that got overhauled.

Smith told VICE campaign financing in local politics is still under regulated, like the "wild west" system that's getting overhauled at the provincial level.

Which is why Monday's announcement that it will be getting radically overhauled is cause for celebration.

The Johannesburg stadium and four other stadiums will get major overhauls to bring them up to World Cup standards.

The magazine is also aiming to cash in on the rise in popularity of NME.com, which will get an overhaul ahead of the print edition going free.

Another report shows the MacBook Pro is about to get an overhaul.

Sometime next week VUDU's UI will get an overhaul to make the search for movies and TV shows much easier than it is now.