Sentence examples for new modernized from inspiring English sources
Reluctant to mentor another partner for fear of repeating Jason Todd's ghastly demise, Batman resisted, but eventually Drake adopted the Robin identity, albeit in a new, modernized uniform.
Even though the hotel will contain a new, modernized Donnell, Ms. Ryer said she was convinced the library's role in the neighborhood would be starkly diminished.
Even though the hotel will contain a new, modernized Donnell branch, Ms. Ryer said she was convinced the library's role in the neighborhood would be starkly diminished.
"We believe that the new modernized S.E.C. rules reasonably reflect the advancements in our industry's ability to predictably produce oil and natural gas resources from unconventional formations," Jim Gipson, a spokesman for Chesapeake, wrote in an e-mail.
In one instance, they staged a mini-revolt at having to wear headsets for a new, modernized telephone system, recalled Colin Reeves-Smith, a former executive of IPC Media, where Ms. Bailey was most recently chief executive and which is now part of AOL Time Warner.
New, modernized shopping centers and the Interstate Highway System allowed workers to commute greater distances and families to live further away from the downtown area.
New roads, modernized government agencies and investment have transformed the capital.
The Hoffbergers introduced a new recipe, modernized production, and, in 1943, became the first beer producer to sell its product in six-packs.
Though staples like the toy-soldier routine remain, more than half the numbers are new, with modernized choreography and high-tech backdrops.
For instance, he said the country had built 500,000 new classrooms, modernized airports, built thousands of kilometers of new roads, shored up the purchasing power of the poor in rural areas and so on.
"With necessary and significant private, public or mixed investment in site acquisition and maintaining new and modernized infrastructure, downtown Jamaica could be successfully revived," according to a study issued last year by City University's Institute for Urban Systems.
