Sentence examples for do a new take from inspiring English sources

"The ponytail appears every season, doesn't it?" asked the hairstylist Neil Moodie backstage at BCBG, explaining why he decided to do a new take on the classic.

A lot of class councils have done ski trips in the past, but we're doing a new take on it.

If a teacher wants to do a new instructional unit, take a field trip, or provide students with art instruction, they often have to fund the materials themselves.

Bain did offer a new take on a university known for its teaching and research and its beautiful old campus: the report summed up the university with a 10-color organizational chart with 380 little boxes, each representing a department.

But he said: "Every time we do a new television deal we take a look at it.

You can do a new edition but that takes a long time.

He passed up a high-profile British revival of "Barnum" to do a new musical, and was taken with the inventive language and the challenge of playing an enigma.

Mr. Alfredson's has said that the author urged him neither to shoot the book nor to remake the TV miniseries, and he has avoided doing either, offering a new take on the story that will stand or fall on its own merits.

Great content marketing is writing something that hasn't been done before, or offering a new take on something that has.

In 1977 he did a new study of Dilophosaurus which took him to England and Germany for comparisons with various European taxa.

Not until 1993 did a new a new vision for space take shape, this one emphasizing harmony over rivalry.