Sentence examples similar to a gently reworked version from inspiring English sources

Another, "Davenport Blues," is a significantly reworked version of a number Beiderbecke first recorded with a jazz band.

Budgeted at $8 million, "On a Clear Day" was a heavily reworked version of the 1965 stage musical that added a gender-bending twist to the story, about a romance between a psychiatrist and his patient.

The LR4 is a heavily reworked version of the LR3, changed so much that Land Rover officials didn't just want to call it the 2010 LR3, or the LR3 2.0.

Today the company is unveiling Squarespace 6 — a totally reworked version of its platform that has big enough ambitions to justify its ample funding.

On the space enthusiast site Collectspace.com, a member of the ongoing discussion of mission patches and pins posted a reworked version of the official mission patch.

She did a reworked version at Hartford Stage in 2008.

In 2006 a reworked version (with different staging and choreography, some songs added and dropped, and new orchestrations) opened at the Zipper Theater in New York.

I have a reworked version I made for the Amiga back in 1994 with horrible graphics and music.

Toyota of Thailand unveiled a reworked version of the East and Southeast Asian-market Camry in June 2009 equipped with a hybrid drivetrain.

Prior to Cyrus re-entering the stage for the sixth segment, backup singers sang a reworked version of Toni Basil's "Mickey" (1982) that replaced the word "Mickey" with "Miley".

In January 2001, Colin Merry of the English rock band Other Garden filed a breach of copyright lawsuit against Green Day, claiming that the album's title track is a "reworked" version of his band's 1992 song "Never Got the Chance".