Sentence examples for modernised to from inspiring English sources
Can Britain's tourism industry be modernised to boost visitor numbers?
In the last year the hotel has been extensively modernised to look – if the contradiction is not too great – more vintage.
Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukCapitalism needs to be modernised to serve the long-term interests of society rather than the short-term greed of a privileged few.
Instead, the port should be modernised to handle bigger ships, and any free land should be used to provide housing for 12,000 workers and 39,000 pensioners.
The lyrics "Do They Know It's Christmas?" will be tweaked and modernised to address the recent outbreak of Ebola, described by Geldof as "a pernicious illness which renders people untouchable".
With a full response to the green paper not expected until Hall makes a major speech at the RTS convention in Cambridge in September, the BBC is likely to argue that the licence fee should be modernised to include catch-up TV.
It was delightful to explore the modernised, easier to navigate site and listen again to Tennyson reading his The Charge of the Light Brigade, Sylvia Plath reciting Parliament Hill Fields, Hillaire Beloc singing Tarantella.
By an even greater coincidence, the subsequent group matches also take Roy Hodgson's squad to modernised stadiums in Lens and Saint-Étienne, two of the locations where the destiny of their predecessors proceeded to a dramatic climax in the summer when France last hosted a major international football tournament.
Egypt, so recently modernised, was about to fall into ruin.
Entitled The Handmaiden, the story is modernised and transposed to Korea.
Cumberbatch claims that he wasn't initially convinced by Moffat and Gatiss's idea of a standalone episode transporting his painstakingly modernised detective back to 1895.
