Sentence examples for be revamped in from inspiring English sources

While the players addressed the prospects of their new group, they also acknowledged that the roster could be revamped in short order.

New Covent Garden Market, Britain's biggest wholesale market, which has been central to fruit, vegetable and flower sales in the capital since 1974 and is owned by the taxpayer, is to be revamped in a 10-year project costing £2bn.

First of all, don't expect to see the transition away from Google Maps to happen immediately: Apple recently renewed that deal with Google, so it's not as thought Apple's own mapping service will be revamped in time for iOS 5.

Standard lithium-ion batteries simply aren't optimized to receive a charge quickly; the car, the plug, and even the wiring would likely need to be revamped in order to enable substantially faster power flow.

The FT's strong digital growth comes within weeks of the announcement by editor Lionel Barber that the paper will be revamped in the first half of next year when it launches a single global edition.

Alderson, 62, was asked to report on how the Dominican talent pipeline to the majors could be revamped in the wake of embarrassing disclosures that the Dominican Summer League had the highest rate of positive drug tests in baseball and that teams had awarded multimillion-dollar signing bonuses to players who were, in fact, much older than they claimed to be.

Instead, the Aakash is being revamped in response to user demands, he said.

The scenarios for future emissions have been revamped in a way that makes more sense.

Low-income housing projects are being revamped in consultation with residents.

The Christmas Spectacular, that perennial revue, has been revamped in recent years.

The UOP side-by-side Fluid Catalytic Cracking unit (FCCU) at Kashima Oil was revamped in 1996, installing UOP-designed modifications.