Sentence examples for complete reworking of from inspiring English sources

Most interesting is the complete reworking of Hendrix's "Fire" by violin auteur Nigel Kennedy.

On Monday in New York, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer will unveil a new line of smart phones that represent a complete reworking of Microsoft's unsuccessful strategy for the mobile market.

Here was an idea only Throbbing Gristle would come up with: a complete reworking of Nico's fearsome 1971 album, the initial recording sessions for which took place in front of an audience at the ICA.

A complete reworking of the "SVU" starring cast now carries risk, because that drama, unlike the original "Law & Order," retained its main team of detectives throughout its 12-year run.

For any such multiparty plan to work, we will have to have major campaign finance reform, and a complete reworking of the election laws that give special privileges to the two major parties.

While Catriona (U.S. title, David Balfour, 1893) marked no advance in technique or imaginative scope on Kidnapped, to which it is a sequel, The Ebb-Tide (1894), a grim and powerful tale written in a dispassionate style (it was a complete reworking of a first draft by Lloyd Osbourne), showed that Stevenson had reached an important transition in his literary career.

Major maintenance work involves complete rework of an airplane or engine that has had considerable service time.

The London NV200 isn't exactly a complete rework of the 2012 effort, but it gets a new face, bumpers and an LED top light to "better reflect the iconic nature of the traditional black cab".

Following the release of Random Access Memories and many, many jaw-droppingly terrible "Get Lucky" trap remixes, Darkside discreetly put out Random Access Memories Memories a complete rework of Daft Punk's latest studio album.

For Mr. Newson, the complete reworking came naturally.

But Gable, who also owned a collection of other Duesenbergs, Packards and Mercedes-Benzes, took it to the coachbuilders Bohman & Schwartz in Pasadena, Calif., for a complete reworking.