Sentence examples for is to be revisited from inspiring English sources

Her first dumping piece, Exquisite Pain, is to be revisited in a new exhibition with her "guardian angel" Frank Gehry in Luxembourg.

A 1985 demonstration at which 10,000 schoolchildren skipped school to protest against the Conservative government's controversial Youth Training Scheme (YTS), is to be revisited in a new mass-participation art project.

Dawn Wiener, the bullied, sexually curious teenager in Dollhouse, is to be revisited in Wiener Dog, an ensemble film with a strand featuring a grown up Dawn, to be played by – who else? – Greta Gerwig.

The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Wednesday December 20 2006 One of the most controversial armed conflicts of the cold war era and one which caused a rift between Britain and the US is to be revisited this week in a British court.

Current limits on night flying are to be revisited.

His coldly brilliant films, which explored humanity's baser instincts with visual flair and frequently savage wit, are to be revisited beginning today in a retrospective at the Film Forum that begins with a weeklong run of "Barry Lyndon" (1975).

Despite the director of the 2009 reworking, Kevin Tancharoen, having claimed that Alan Parker was on board, the Bafta-winning British film-maker behind Bugsy Malone and Mississippi Burning likened the experience of finding out his work was to be revisited to being mugged.

The plot, themes and even character names set out in The Housemaid were to be revisited by Kim repeatedly in his later career.

Findings for CLBP and OA are thus to be viewed as providing early evidence for adherence rates in these two chronic musculoskeletal pain conditions, which are to be revisited as more data become available.

"It's going to be revisited".

Here is a ballet to be revisited — and reheard.