Sentence examples for constantly reworked from inspiring English sources

As meander curves enlarge, the alluvium is constantly reworked and the floodplain widened.

Through it all, the loft was constantly reworked, with new walls going up and old ones coming down.

The central trope is reinvention: how Malcolm Little constantly reworked himself and how commentators and iconographers have repeatedly revised him.

Davies said Shakespeare plays had been constantly reworked – and so the Bard's fans should not be offended by the reinterpretation.

The discussion references the changing rhythm patterns of the constantly reworked songs of the Bard's canon.

Not to mention that Ellington constantly reworked his own music.

You're constantly reworking yourself to make it better.

By constantly reworking and recycling established works, we may remain trapped, like Christopher Tietjens, living in the wrong century.

On the Foxcatcher set he came armed with various screenplay drafts, and would also constantly rework ideas with the actors.

Ms. Taylor starts by making a drawing in a sketchbook, constantly reworking as she scales up in size.

Mr. Brown himself never seemed quite satisfied with the recorded version of "Killing Is Out," and his producer was constantly reworking the mix, with overdubbed vocals and patched-in instrumentals — a process totally alien to the way the singer has worked for most of his life.