Sentence examples for a do-over for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gore's minions, meanwhile, are demanding a do-over for the election in Palm Beach County.

Since the earliest days of "The Osbournes" on MTV, reality shows have served as a do-over for faded and fallen celebrities.

One Pass has been hailed as a do-over for publishers, but it could also be a bit of a make-over for Google, which historically has not been on great terms with publishers.

The earlier restraint comes off as unnecessarily self-conscious; Ben, after all, has been fixated on this moment, alluding to it again and again, wishing he had a chance for a do-over — for a revision.

The embrace on the balcony was supposed to be passionate and juicy, a video confirmation of the narrative built into almost all the American coverage, namely that this royal union is a do-over for the one between Prince Charles and Diana Spencer in 1981 that was presented as a gossamer fairy tale and turned out to be a horror story.

To which we can now add: playing queen beeeyatch to a young tween poppet in a revisionist fairytale, as Julia Roberts did in Mirror Mirror earlier this year, Theron does in Snow White and The Huntsmen, Angelina Jolie will soon do in Maleficent, a do-over for Sleeping Beauty's evil queen villainess and Rachel Weisz will do as the Wicked Witch of the East in Oz The Great And Powerful.

We now have an opportunity for a do-over of a fight that we had lost," she said.

If I could have a do over for these incidents, I would have intervened more quickly and advocated more strongly for my kids.

It is possible the government will annul the previous presidential election and call for a do-over, delaying for months the installation of a new president.

Her husband's never lived here at all, and they're both excited, it is a chance for a bit of a do-over (or for him, just a do) but both kind of scared too, a little bit.

* Now, what about a Do-Over round for events that haven't even happened and yet are already in reruns?