Sentence examples for has a revised from inspiring English sources

And John Simpson (70) has a revised contract without end to roam the world and signal something really serious when he clambers off a plane.

Michael Rapino, Live Nation's chief executive, has a revised contract that raises his pay significantly all the way back to January and promises him $1 million in cash just for holding his job.

According to a statement by Nissan, Infiniti's parent, Vettel also helped to design the concept, which has a revised front air dam, special wheels, ground effects along the car's flanks and a rear spoiler.

A lot of shrewd thinking has gone into this version that now has a revised book by Harvey Fierstein and even the inclusion of a song ("Temporary Arrangement") dropped during the out-of-town tour to Broadway in 1964.

He has a revised and rewritten version of his original book about to come out, this time more provocatively titled: Fools, Frauds and Firebrands, a grouping that includes one or two new targets, such as the late historian Eric Hobsbawm and the current hero of the intellectual left (and international director of humanities at Birkbeck), Slavoj Žižek.

The McLaren has a revised aerodynamic package, with different wing profiles as well as more tightly-packaged bodywork.

England will have a revised target.

A spokeswoman for the Food and Drug Administration in the United States said the agency was reviewing the new reports and did not yet have a revised count.

The Tate, which is reviewing its media access form in a meeting later today, expects to have a revised form ready by next week.

A senior administration official said the U.S.-Mexico deal does have a revised dispute resolution process that will be modified for some sectors.

If I don't have a revised proposal by then, I will close the prime brokerage facility and cease speaking to any of your desks".