Sentence examples similar to a reworked list from inspiring English sources

She did a reworked version at Hartford Stage in 2008.

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

Most year-end lists were done and dusted by this point, but a few publications heroically reworked their lists at the last moment.

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

The Joint Chiefs of Staff then rework that list into the Joint Strategic Capabilities Plan.

This brilliant protest song, whose lyrics earned McDaniels a spot on Nixon's hit list, gets reworked into an urgent call-up by John Legend and his pals The Roots to be as relevant in 2010 as it was in 1969 regardless of its Vietnam storyline.

I suggest that you rework these lists to make three: "100 Best Picture Books of All Time," "100 Best Children's Books of All Time," and "100 Young Adult Books of All Time".

His revenge number about the trials of the rag trade, a reworking of Gilbert and Sullivan's "I've Got a Little List," isn't quite clever enough.

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

We've reworked a piece from 1971.

One of those songs, I Do This For You, caught the attention of moustachioed living legend Giorgio Moroder, who reworked it for this year's A-list-heavy album, Deja Vu.