Sentence examples for another reworking from inspiring English sources

This exhibition is but another reworking of the subject, done on a grand scale.

The film is based on a book of the same name by Charles Frazier, and is another reworking of the soldier's homecoming story, set in a remote village in North Carolina at the end of the American civil war.

The fanged hero, civil war veteran Bill Compton, seduces Sookie, another reworking of Bram Stoker's virginal Mina Harker – on the night she succumbs she wears a white nightgown with flowing sleeves.

Better than its Britcommy veneer suggests is Love, Rosie (Lionsgate, 15); another reworking of When Harry Met Sally's "just friends" quandary, it surprises not with its cutesy story, but with punchy visual stylings and the bittersweet connection forged by lovely leads Lily Collins and Sam Claflin.

Whatever, it's a fine-looking thing, which might make it seem perverse to request that next time a major transport building is built, if there is a next time, it is something other than another reworking of the Victorian big roof – just for a change, but also because, when so much energy and effort goes into the structure, other aspects lose out.

And the main event stuff was just another reworking of the stale Owens, Rollins, Jericho and Reigns combinations we've seen quite enough of already.

One painting comments on the Dreyfus affair of 1894 in France; another reworks a scene by Uccello that inveighed against Jewish moneylenders; a third depicts a personage writing the Bible.

When U.S.C. changed its bread service, one waiter wrote a sixteen-line rhyming ode ("No more folding of napkins or slicing of bread / Station 5 is so joyful it's an end to the dread"); another reworked the lyrics of Christmas carols ("Sil-ver-waaare, Sil-ver-waaare").

My heart actually sank at the concept: not another chuffing Austen reworking.

In Yonkers, Martin Ginsburg, the founder of Ginsburg Development, will be reworking another project, the River Club, on Warburton Avenue near the Hudson, which was to have been a 400-unit condo high-rise but is morphing into a luxury rental.

By reworking another outdated device, the Variphone (an early 30's visual synthesizer) "an optical sensor linearly scans monochromatic plates and translates reflected light intensity into sound waves," Krebs explains.