Sentence examples for light reworking from inspiring English sources

It was written by a group of American servicemen in 1946 in a whirlwind effort to head off the Japanese government's own light reworking of the old constitution from 1890, that vested supreme power in the emperor.

Once Con Ed had completed their work, we went back to the location, removed the light pole, reworked the foundation, removed an obstruction and replaced the light pole.

Noel Zeller, a product designer in Mount Vernon, N.Y., invented the first Itty Bitty in 1982, and never stops reworking the light that lets one person read without disturbing people nearby.

Has Mr. Irwin tweaked the space, reworking the flow of light and people as he did at Dia:Beacon in New York?

The new game will serve partly as pre-launch marketing for The Force Awakens, which has been trumpeted as the franchise's second coming in light of its director's incredibly successful (though divisive) reworking of Star Trek.

Then above all there's the heavenly light that Hesse miraculously conjures up by erasing, rubbing and methodically reworking superdelicate, exquisitely imprecise drawings of grids.

What follows next is a few minutes of reshoots, re-proposing and reworking proposal camera angles to make sure the lighting is just right.

The rest was soft and hard, meaning tailoring with all the firm edges and definite silhouettes reworked in light and airy fabrics.

At the same time Burnham & Root were designing the Rookery a few blocks away, organized around a graceful cast-iron light court that Wright reworked to good effect in 1906.

Engineers reworked "Blue Light" after supporting Bloc Party at several concerts during the first half of 2005.

The track is off the indie band's recently released debut album, Hit The Light, and it's reworked here for heightened emotional impact.