Sentence examples for help rework from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yermishin invited specialists from Stanford University to help rework his business.

Galloway is moving on to fight another seat, and Labour's candidate Rushanara Ali, one of a likely three female Muslim MPs, can help rework community relations following the war in Iraq.

After all, the various Wu-Tang members have a rich history of bizarre partnerships, of which these are arguably the weirdest … George Harrison's son was on hand in 2007 to help rework his dad's Beatles classic with a little help from Erykah Badu and the Red Hot Chili Peppers' John Frusciante, who added some sterling guitar noodling.

Locally tuned, culturally sensitive Facebooks that stand up for democratic values and civic standards should also help rework the moderation challenge — removing the need for Facebook to have the equivalent of sweat shops based on outsourcing repeat human exposure to violent and toxic content.

Nolan's former assistant and frequent collaborator, Jordan Goldberg, has produced every Nolan-directed film since The Prestige, and helped rework Wally Pfister's directorial debut, Transcendence.

I had a little time, so I said, 'Okay, I'm gonna go into the studio, mix everything together and make some new stuff.'" (Two of her producer pals, Thomas Muller and Bruno Pronsato, pitched in at various points of LISm's evolution; Muller also helped rework Drama per Musica with Allien a few years after the Centre Pompidou performance).

A.M.D. has been working with software makers to help them rework their applications to take advantage of the new chips that include graphics engines.

Ocean enlisted Los Angeles-based producer Om'mas Keith to help him rework the songs.

A population explosion in Austin and in nearby San Antonio is also helping to rework the face of the Hill Country.

Noticing that a medley of rock'n'roll tunes done by one of their DJs, Les Hemstock, was going down a storm, Andy helped Hemstock rework it; meanwhile, his dad set up a label, and they put together a video of postwar dance footage fronted by a cartoon rabbit.

He subscribes to a portable Internet service — a wireless card for his laptop — so he can work securely in cabs and airports, and his BlackBerry is loaded with an application that provides the kind of real-time flight information that helped him rework his Toronto-Chicago plans last fall.