Sentence examples for it's recast from inspiring English sources

That music especially was some of the most sonically ambitious that England has produced, but in Sbtrkt's hands, it's recast as smaller and more rigorous, the work of someone who likes to toil in the studio as much as spend the night dancing.

Life in Squares was, despite all the frottaging and cottaging, a fine and grown-up drama, mesmerisingly scripted and shot, and it can only improve as it's recast for age this week, when we get on to the story of Virginia, doubtless the most talented of all, who might have managed it even without the money – and those dreadful stone-filled pockets, and the Ouse.

When Mr. Clapton performed his own "Layla" — at the urging, he insisted, of the band's bassist, Carlos Henriquez — it was recast as an old-fashioned slow drag.

Since it was recast into its current form by the second Bush administration — and renamed No Child Left Behind — it has generated frequent, divisive debate, partly because it requires schools to administer far more standardized tests and because it labels schools that fail to make progress fast enough each year as "needing improvement".

The report recommends it is recast and slimmed to 10 members.

It remained a Saturday feature until Jan . 29 , 1911when it was recast as a Sunday supplement.

It was recast in teeth shapes, 32 teeth on a grid.

(Education note: the SAT was dropped as a qualifier after it was recast as an achievement test).

After it deteriorated, it was recast in 1834 and it is this model that the Royal Academy has lent to the show.

It was recast under the backdrop of the Rays' uncertain strategy leading up to the trade deadline and amid a historically dominant stretch by Sabathia, who on his 31st birthday allowed as many as two runs for the first time since June 19 in Chicago.

Re "In Scandals Swirling Over the Vatican, Questions of Where the Pope's Focus Lies" (news article, Feb. 17): Pope Benedict XVI's gaze is correctly centered on Catholic doctrine when compared with the relatively minor call by some from within that it be recast toward the distracting, temporal and ever-changing political winds a pope may influence.