Sentence examples similar to a total reimagining from inspiring English sources
Farmhouse No. 1, as we'll call it, was a total redo, and that process -- the reimagining of a 19th century tear-down into a spiffy abstraction of itself -- shifted Mr. Florke's job description from designer with a good eye into a kind of superstylist, a packager of rural life.
Improvisation is about a new experience, a new way of hearing something, a different perspective, a reimagining.
To that end, it's a different Call of Duty; a reimagining to an extent.
It's not a reimagining or a musical departure, but simply a righting of the ship.
Ms. Chipaumire's is called "The Last Heifer" (a reimagining of a previous solo, "Dark Swan").
It's a reimagining of a meeting between James Baldwin and Richard Wright.
First, "More Mouvements für Lachenmann," a reimagining of a music concert, is on Monday in Gould Hall.
The new streetscape is the final step in a reimagining of a city icon.
"We are calling it a fantastical reimagining".
Is this going to be a dark reimagining of the Thomas the Tank Engine story?
