Sentence examples for a redo with from inspiring English sources

However, based on a sluggish end to 2018 in the tech sector and Gartner's 2019 tech predictions looking like a "redo with new names," according to Forbes contributor Steve Andriole, one has to wonder if the dust has started to settle in our current tech era.

If you loved Prince George's first day of school pics, then prepare for a redo with both — we repeat, both — parents.

We'll go to the gym and have a redo.' " With lunch plates cleared and cappuccino orders pending, she seemed to loosen up.

In the present study, there was a single PV stenosis in a redo procedure with RF energy.

I'm happy to report that the new Higgins Beach Inn is a wonderful redo; with fresh, modern beachy-clean rooms and an excellent new bar and restaurant, Shade, which has been experiencing a daily increase in patrons since it opened at the end of May 2017.

You do the math: at present 28 banks are in line for a Fed redo, with, say, 100 top employees each.

The Lakers weren't sharp in their initial Tuesday night meeting with Aldridge and tried to turn it around with a redo Thursday, centering on more basketball talk.

This year, Weight Watchers is mixing it up by telling individual success stories online, but sticking with the celebrity spokeswoman Jennifer Hudson, who, in form-fitting dresses, sings the program's praises, literally, with a redo of the song "Feeling Good".

Transcatheter implantation of a prosthetic heart valve providing some or all of the benefits of surgical valve replacement, without the risks and morbidities associated with a redo median sternotomy and open-heart surgery, has the potential to shift the risk benefit calculation substantially in many patients.

They decided, however, that they were O.K. with paying a little more for hardwood rather than linoleum floors, new stainless steel appliances, and a bathroom redone with subway tiles.

And "X-75, Volume Two," never before released, yields three superb tracks, including "Salute to the Enema Bandit," a dramatic tour de force recorded years later by Air, and "Melin," a ballad Mr. Threadgill would redo with the Sextett.