Ms. Brown had never held an editing job, but her influence on Cosmopolitan was swift and certain: she did not so much revamp the magazine as vamp it.
And yet, I wonder… So this is how Fisichella's career is going to end, at Force India, which is pretty much a revamped Dutch Spyker F1 team, which was a revamped (Russian) Midland F1 Racing, which was a revamped (British) Jordan Grand Prix.
Setting the investment figure at €15 million to €18 million, or $21.3 million to $25.5 million, over five years — when the business plan projects a small profit — Mr. Marzotto has followed his instinct that "it is much easier revamping a very old, beautiful brand like Vionnet, with a free history in its recent past, than a brand which is on the market".
Mr. Cioffe, a former deputy superintendent in the Chancellor's District, said he believed that with smaller schools Taft, too, could be revamped, much like Eastern District.
Tamara Rojo's determination to look beyond the staples of Swan Lake and Sleeping Beauty for her first major acquisition for ENB has led her to Le Corsaire, the much revised and revamped Petipa ballet.
If I'm a BlackBerry owner in April of 2010, and I hear that an entirely revamped, much more powerful OS is in the works, I want to wait to upgrade my hardware.
To give those payphones a much-needed revamping.
Robert Rector, a scholar at the conservative Heritage Foundation, argues that the food stamp program should be overhauled so that benefits are tied to work, much as welfare was revamped under President Bill Clinton.
Initially, city officials had wanted to quickly rezone the garment center, much as they had revamped the adjacent Hudson Yards district in 2005, and move the remaining clothing manufacturers to Brooklyn or Queens.
