Sentence examples for getting revamped from inspiring English sources

The thought is a while Project Natal wouldn't look so hot in front of a black TV and so the console is getting revamped ahead of Natal's launch.

The Movie Theater in Home is getting revamped with a 10-screen layout that PS Home Community Manager CydoniaX says could one-day stream full-length TV shows and movies.

After we saw that "Jane Eyre" is getting revamped with lots and lots of steamy sex scenes (for the novel "Jane Eyre Laid Bare"), that got us thinking: What OTHER classic books deserve sexual makeovers?

From "Footloose" to "Dirty Dancing" to "Titanic," lately it seems that almost every movie has been getting revamped -- so much so that it's almost difficult to to muster up any excitement for an upcoming recast.

Innovation is Part of the Problem Gordon's contention that innovation today is not what it used to be seems wrong-headed in a world where entire industries are getting revamped by a few lines of code, as in replacement of the taxi industry by an app such as Uber.

As important as the artists is the space: come pay tribute to the theater's fabled East Village home before it gets revamped.

"States are going to need, as these programs get revamped and cut, a lot more discretion if they're going to provide the same level, or even near the same level, of services that they're providing today".

(La Rocco 20110609 ★ RetroFutureSpective Festival: All-Day Dance Class (Sunday) Performance Space 122 is celebrating its 30th anniversary (and last hurrah before its East Village home gets revamped) in typically raucous, mischievous style this month.

"Nidhogg," Gets Revamped For Social Gaming Platform.

Mondrian And Rothko Classics Get Revamped Into Pixellated Waterfalls.

They also get revamped with each new edition of the DSM, the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, the next (fifth) edition of which is due out in 2012.