Sentence examples for be redesigned with from inspiring English sources

The plaza around the reflecting pool will be redesigned, with more seating space and possibly another café.

The Biltmore Theater, originally a 948-seat space, will be redesigned with a 623-seat capacity and improved public amenities, Mr. Grove said.

The building's interior will be redesigned, with a new lobby and glass curtain wall, said Ben Hakimian, the managing partner of the Hakimian Organization, one of the owners.

The stadium, which had been planned as an open structure, had to be redesigned with a closed roof, in order to accommodate the technical demands of Ernst's vision for the opening show.

Postcomm should be redesigned (with two exceptions, its commissioners are from the worlds of huge corporations, investment banking and European deregulation) and told to stick to the honest work of ensuring that we have a Post Office that millions of us want, and help this institution flourish to that end.

Maybe if M-way slip roads could be redesigned with a space where it is permitted to thumb and for vehicles to stop and give lifts this would enable a return to this most sociable and humane way of getting about – one that I found to be quite safe.

The look has been redesigned, with a new Start menu and other changes.

And that means that the whole event is being redesigned with more razzle-dazzle.

For the company's centennial in 2003, the logo was redesigned with a more rounded, shaded look.

The cars have been redesigned, with wider side pods that swoop back to virtually enclose the rear wheels.

The wing spar that broke had been redesigned with an ultralight carbon-fibre process to shed the grams.