Sentence examples for or recast from inspiring English sources

Is it possible to update or recast such a masterpiece?

(Note that some questions have been shortened or recast slightly for clarity).

Change "because" to "that," or recast the sentence, which is clunky anyway.

So maybe the producers should have a makeup artist drab down their star, Tina Fabrique, or recast the role.

In a neither/nor subject construction, the verb should agree with the nearer element; make it "has recognized," or recast.

There might still be Labour governments, but they would not attempt to re-order society or recast human nature.

First, however, some casting -- or recasting -- news from downtown.

Elizabeth Costello by JM Coetzee Secker & Warburg £14.99, pp233 When a composer turns the incidental music for a play into a concert suite, or recasts a film score as a symphony, no one turns a hair.

Early speculation had rumoured every living Doctor in talks, to make the multi-Doctor special to end them all, with studio trickery or recasting used to render the three late Doctors.

This was the Meditations, and presumably he was revising or recasting the Latin treatise from 1629.

Others have shared insights gained from converting a simulator from one computer language to another (e.g., Cumming and Burton, 1993), or to a hybrid implementation combining both code-based and icon-based software (e.g., Smith et al., 2005; Lättilä et al., 2010), but such conversion appears to offer fewer insights than re-engineering or recasting a simulator in visual environments.