Sentence examples for modernized with a from inspiring English sources

Even something as boring as the Federal Register can be modernized with a little electronic wizardry.

Made from vintage silk ribbon, the brightly striped belts ($90 at www.hadleypollet.com) come in pink, aqua, yellow or brown, and are modernized with a streamlined Lucite buckle.

Upstairs, the rooms have been nicely modernized, with a good feeling for the structure of the old house -- preserving the wooden ceiling beams.

The center of Dobrota has a 17th-century church, though the suburb has been modernized with a seaside promenade several miles long, lined with shops, restaurants, cafes and markets, and facing numerous old stone jetties.

The structure of Scottish industry has been gradually diversified and modernized, with a reduction in Scotland's dependence on heavy industries and replacement of them with high-technology enterprises and those making consumer goods.

Each app features animations and sound to go with the corresponding text, in which certain words or phrases are "modernized" with a touch (Romeo and Juliet become "fateful," not "star-crossed," lovers); notes and synopses help explain things further.

While under repair, the ship was modernized with an anti-torpedo bulge, her anti-aircraft armament was significantly upgraded and more radars were added.

Panama City, however, is rapidly modernizing, with a towering skyline and sprawling shopping malls that promoters hope will put it on the map as another Singapore.

On Monday, China re-emphasized its technological prowess in railway modernizing, with an official at the China Academy of Railway Sciences saying it had developed the world's most advanced simulator for railway speed tests.

Online promotion was key: the bus, modernized with Internet access, carried a blogger, Michael Reich, who uploaded daily clips of shows and other antics to his Web site, videothing.com, and a photographer, Tod Seelie, whose work appeared on the influential music blog BrooklynVegan.com.

They included increased patrols, partly by an Indonesian fleet modernized with American and Japanese financial support, a crackdown on piracy by the Indonesian government and the use of technology like radar and drones, he said.