Sentence examples for gone through a makeover from inspiring English sources

Her public image has gone through a makeover since Mr. Xi was set on the path to becoming party secretary, even losing her voluminous gowns for matronly pantsuits or crisp military uniforms.

In just the span of a few short years, the famous town-by-the-sea has gone through a makeover nobody saw coming.

While Ryan's positions have gone through a makeover of late, his 2010 version of the federal budget -- which propelled him to become the so-called "intellectual leader" of the Republican Party -- provided a straightforward plan for tax cuts.

Although he went through a makeover during his exile in Jeddah and London - polishing his English, acquiring a hair transplant and a wardrobe of Saville Row tweed jackets - diplomats fear he cannot, or will not, deliver on their greatest concern: hunting al-Qaida and Taliban militancy.

As for the original house, it too has gone through a bit of a makeover but continues to play off the city's historical dark magic.

The defense appears to have gone through a season of "Extreme Makeover: N.F.L. Edition".

So be thoughtful, start a new tradition with this makeover you've just gone through!

Should she go through a program makeover in order to distinguish this Kwan from the last one?

This gray and unfashionable immigrant-heavy neighborhood is going through a major makeover, and not everyone is happy about it.

The simple concept of a grilled pork chorizo – sliced in half, slapped in a roll and slathered in spicy chimichurri sauce – is going through a gourmet makeover.

And he said that Kingfish Hall, his restaurant in the Faneuil Hall marketplace in Boston, would go through a similar makeover after business slipped during the recession and the restaurant nearly faced eviction.