Sentence examples for be revamped by from inspiring English sources

Around 11,000 people have signed up to Dead Social, which is set to be revamped by the end of the year.

Originally all of England's 3,500 schools were to be revamped by 2023.

Questioned about replacing the problem of a crowded social feed with another feed, Alhermizi says his goal is to prove that the social content experience can be revamped by opening control for users to filter their experience and move branded content away from family and friends stories.

Barack Obama called for No Child Left Behind, the 2001 law that set the standards and goals for public education, to be revamped by August.

Such backlash was notably absent when Planet of the Apes was revamped by Tim Burton, then again by Rupert Wyatt.

In 2008 several branches were revamped by Michelin-starred chef Heston Blumenthal as part of a Channel 4 show.

Secluded among pine and cypress groves, these seven villas with five swimming pools were revamped by the architect-owner this year.

Chick-fil-A won out in a student taste test when the dining hall was being revamped by its operator, Aramark, he said.

The more modern Superman would continue to torment Lois Lane until he was revamped by John Byrne in the 1986 mini-series "Man of Steel," which reset Superman's continuity.

His step-daughter Eliza Bolen, who is in her thirties, figures prominently in the company, which has been revamped by her husband, Alex Bolen.

An earlier example is the 2002 revival of the stereotype-plagued Rodgers & Hammerstein musical "Flower Drum Song," which was revamped by the Asian-American playwright David Henry Hwang ("M. Butterfly").