Sentence examples for To revamped from inspiring English sources

I went especially ape for Prashant Verma, a young designer given to revamped nostalgic lines in photo-printed silk-satin.

You have to admire the grit He says the diagnosis has made him more determined to speed up AIG's transformation from credit-crisis catastrophe to revamped insurance giant, and to pay back the $180bn £113bnn) bailout.

In accepting the essence of the Tory framework on austerity, in signing up to Tory spending limits, he ceded the ground on economic credibility to revamped Thatcherism and was playing catch-up from that moment.

Not just for die-hard Apple fanatics or house-proud design nuts who buy their tech specifically to match their minimalist "brushed chrome" scheme, the fourth-generation console finally looks like a serious contender for Amazon Fire's throne, thanks to revamped hardware, more streaming services and a new, easier-to-navigate touchpad remote.

Meanwhile, one child in ten fails to complete primary school, and almost one in five does not finish secondary education.Drawn up after what the government claims was much consultation, the latest draft of the PEN calls for measures ranging from flexible curriculums to revamped teacher training, "debureaucratisation" and new school buildings.

Rod Davidson, 33, Mr. Pilla's crew chief and mechanic who lives in a small bungalow on the grounds, said that completely original vintage cars still have their place, but increasingly, attention is being paid to revamped cars with modern refinements, like the Trans Am, a white monster with a 500-horsepower engine.

I had to revamp my body".

He needs to revamp his strategy.

"If we need to revamp that, then we ought to revamp all of it".

The faculty voted to revamp admissions requirements for the duration.

"They're trying to revamp Loehmann's image," she said.