Sentence examples similar to a reworked copy from inspiring English sources

The images, compiled in a single, reworked copy of the book, imagine a fictional universe in which vanilla fudge mountains really could exist.

She did a reworked version at Hartford Stage in 2008.

That same year "Jérusalem," a reworked French version, played at the Paris Opera.

Dacre pointed out that the story was reworked wire copy from an agency that included a quote on the cancer link from one of the scientists involved in the study – which, incidentally, was on mice.

What Metzger proposed is a thoroughly reworked a priori: the a priori of expansive thought.

The details are pretty geeky, but basically Microsoft has reworked a lot of the core operating system to add copy protection technology for new media formats like HD-DVD and Blu-ray disks.

Take a photo or save a copy and rework it for fun.

Not so "Double Beginning," a solo created last year and reworked as a trio.

Associated artists such as J.G. van Vliet, who copied and reworked many of the master's plates, and Jan Lievens were mere shadows of Rembrandt.

The original musical sources of several movements are known, for others they are lost but the score shows that they are copied and reworked.

We've reworked a piece from 1971.