Sentence examples for decided to revamp the from inspiring English sources

In January 2001, she decided to revamp the site.

A few weeks ago, the city decided to revamp the licensing exam.

When I started as head at Skerne Park I decided to revamp the whole curriculum and created a stage, not age school.

Evidence of the network's current approach emerged in the mid-1990's, when it decided to revamp the image of Mr. Lagasse.

Eventually, the California Department of Transportation decided to revamp the western span of the bridge (which connects San Francisco to Yerba Buena Island) and replace the 2.2-mile eastern span (which links Yerba Buena to Oakland).

Titchmarsh stepped down from the show after the BBC decided to revamp the way it covers the flagship Royal Horticultural Society event, marking the end of the presenter's long association with the corporation.

He served as a health care adviser to the Taiwan government in the 1990s, when officials decided to revamp that country's health care system.

In his first three months on the job, Mr. Lawrence decided to revamp Braniff, said C. Edward Acker, who in the mid-1960's was Braniff's executive vice president.

A couple from Minneapolis, Minnesota, found the ditty so unnerving that they decided to revamp it for a modern audience, reworking the lyrics to "emphasize the importance of consent," according to CNN.

When the managers of New York Theater Workshop, an Off Broadway company a few blocks away from Classic Stage in the East Village, decided to revamp its concession stand for its recent production of "Peter and the Starcatcher," they considered concepts more likely to come from the mouths of foodies than theater geeks: handmade, artisanal, local.

In response, St. Mary and St. Antonios decided to revamp its ministry, moving squarely into the realm of social work.