Sentence examples for begin to revamp from inspiring English sources

In January Mr. Moorthie will begin to revamp the Westchester stores, focusing on one that will provide a model for the others.

Will America begin to revamp age old systems towards a new world order economy that fully engages emerging economies?

China has grown briskly since 1982, when Communist leaders began to revamp the economy.

But the government has begun to revamp child welfare services, promoting adoption to ease the strain on orphanages.

Following the installation of Maines as lead singer, the group signed with Monument Records and began to revamp its cowgirl image and sound, eventually emerging as sophisticated performers with a hit country single, "I Can Love You Better" (1997).

When Mangini, who is now an ESPN analyst, moved on to become the coach of the Cleveland Browns, the team immediately began to revamp its antiquated facilities, renovating meeting rooms, the team room, the weight room, the training room and the outside practice field.

Attorney General John Ashcroft announced today that he had ordered the Justice Department to assume a wartime footing and had begun to revamp the agency's priorities under a plan that would send thousands of employees from Washington to offices around the country where they would work to prevent terror attacks.

Work has begun to revamp Gloucestershire County Cricket Club's ground in Bristol.

Gov. Thomas H. Kean and Gov. Christie Whitman each began plans to revamp the agency, but as budget priorities shifted, the state's commitment waned and the improvements eroded.

Last spring, after The New York Times published a series of articles that described pervasive neglect and misconduct at the homes, the Pataki administration tightened enforcement and began seeking to revamp the system.

Westfield has had its eye on the south London town since 2011 when it began talks to revamp the Whitgift Centre.