Sentence examples for making it more modern from inspiring English sources

Design-wise, Mr. Martinet said that his goal was to capture the Crillon's history while making it more modern.

It was by most accounts introduced to the United States at the 1964 New York World's Fair, making it more modern than some of New York's older Spanish restaurants, which date from the end of the Spanish Civil War.

Ms. Jones said: "I thought of images of fancy footwork that European imperialism would have used in court dances, but messing it up and making it more modern, making sure that she uses the different corners of the room, but also acting as if she's in a round space, where there are people looking down upon her in a courtyard".

It has a new logo and has changed its user interface to make it more modern and approachable.

The idea of this neutral face was "to make it more modern —go boyish," said Garland.

Online, at Hive Modern, Mr. Dufner picked out the PK24 by Poul Kjaerholm, which "takes the idea of a chaise and makes it more modern," he said.

In an attempt to make it more modern with the two-color beveling it may have actually dated itself to the aughts forever.

People should do heritage — take the time to do good quality — but they need to think about how to make it more modern.

"We were going to push the envelope and make it more modern," Mr. Benepe said, "but the community was more interested in traditional materials".

"Classic aspects have to stay the same but it's been twisted to make it more modern for the 21st century," she says.

The content of the magazine will not change drastically, though Ms. Birnbaum said she had tried to make it more modern, with covers on "The Hills" and "Mad Men" and coverage of popular YouTube videos since she was promoted to editor in May.