Sentence examples for its reworking from inspiring English sources

Let us approach the first feature of the encyclopedia, that is, its reworking the of foreign "scientific" contents.

Snowdon is stridently opposed to the 2007 Northern Territory intervention and its reworking as "stronger futures".

The BBC, meanwhile, was busy playing its reworking of another Queen song, Another Two Bite the Dust.

There were presentations on Frozen's fairytale roots, its reworking of the superhero genre, and its presentation of gender roles.

That said, I found Jessica Swale's adaptation distinctly unmagical, especially in its reworking of the relationship between Barney and the caveman, Stig, he has discovered living at the bottom of the dump.

For him, only art could give meaning to the raw material provided by the external world; only through its reworking by the artist could language be lifted above the utilitarian emptiness of everyday use and forced to inscribe objectively the perceptions of the author, and characters, that create a world.

Imitation of Christ caused a buzz at New York's spring 2001 Fashion Week with its reworked 80's prom dresses.

Now this seraphic ensemble lavishes its celestial charms on Vivaldi's wonderful Gloria, undiscovered until 1920, and Bach's majestic Magnificat, here in its reworked 1730s version.

This, then, is just some of what the I.A.A.F. must struggle with as it reworks its sex policies.

The school has since changed its name to the Trump Entrepreneur Initiative, but has not held a new class in seven months as it reworks its curriculum.

Elsewhere in the computer hardware sector, the analyst said Sun Microsystems shows promise as it reworks its operating model.