Sentence examples for once modernizing from inspiring English sources

In a high-octane performance that came with all of the bells and whistles of a campaign event — right down to U2's "City of Blinding Lights" blaring across the field — Mr. Obama said the $25 billion for education construction and improvements in the plan would achieve two goals at once: modernizing American schools and putting construction workers back on the job.

The runner-up: Simon Russell Beale in a National Theatre Timonn of Athens," at once modernized and extensively filleted, that saw a sometimes-foppish actor in merciless form as a once-moneyed figure who turns with rabid ferocity on his onetime "friends".

The meaningful use regulations allow hospitals and physicians to recoup their IT investments toward this end, at once both modernizing an antiquated health care system and helping to reduce the overhead associated with medical care.

Now all that has been — as was once said — "modernized".

Succeeding his brother as the ruler of Tunis in 1837, Aḥmad began at once to modernize his armed forces: Tunisian cadets were sent to France, a military and technical academy was established, and European instructors invited to Tunis.

"I hope [fans are] going to be pleasantly surprised with the sound that we've been able to keep there with our signature harmonies and melodies and great hooks, and once again modernize our sound over the years.

I'm very proud to say we took to our time to make this 20th anniversary reunion record with Kevin on it and I think the fans are going to be -- I hope they're going to be pleasantly surprised with the sound that we've been able to keep there with our signature harmonies and melodies and great hooks, and once again modernize our sound over the years.

Volkswagen snapped up Bentley in 1998 and has revived the once-musty brand, modernizing performance and technology while largely keeping its mainstream fingerprints off the cars.

Yet the Kirov once led the way in modernizing ballet technique through the teachings of its own Agrippina Vaganova.

If Vladimir Putin returns as planned to the presidency in 2012, he will once again face the challenge of modernizing the Russian economy.

1. Stanley Saitowitz, based in San Francisco, is one of many who are modernizing the city's once-conservative architectural aesthetic.