Sentence examples for does rework from inspiring English sources

So far, surprisingly, the Beatles mash-up has proved to be a one-off, although Kate Bush's "new" album Director's Cut does rework songs from 1989's The Sensual World and 1993's The Red Shoes (a disappointing move for an artist once so forward-looking).

When the artist (or artists) in question records the cover version, they can, and often do, rework the song as to be almost unrecognisable from the original.

Jessica Sims, a spokeswoman for the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity, said the state did rework the deal.

Like other choreographers, Ailey did rework dances, often for individual performers.

The full-time cleaning maintenance workers had the highest value for the average quality of maintenance work done (rework maintenance), while the full-time electrical maintenance workers had the lowest value of average maintenance work done (rework maintenance).

Parcells writes in his book that he was convinced that if the Jets did nothing -- that is, if they did not rework Johnson's contract and did not trade him -- Johnson would very likely have been bitter and disruptive entering this season.

But Orton doesn't rework the threadbare dichotomy of sane mad people and demented doctors.

Her Director's Cut album doesn't rework two 80s collections, as The Red Shoes was released in 1993.

Most anything a master servicer does to rework a loan will create big winners but also some big losers among the security holders to whom the servicer holds equal duties.

The Jets, historically, do not rework contracts that have more than one year left on them.

But if Emma did not rework its system, the company would lose long-term competitiveness, leading to a loss not only of existing clients but of future ones as well.