Sentence examples for redoing it in from inspiring English sources

He was redoing it in green and black — what he termed "rustic art deco".

He's no longer spoofing the old material; he's redoing it in grandiose terms.

"Whoever lived here before built this ridiculous tan bedroom," White said, spitting out the word "tan". He was redoing it in green and black — what he termed "rustic art deco". He was also installing microphones under the eaves outside his window.

"You should redo it in concrete," Rockwell suggested, unable to resist.

Plan A, find a one-summer rental and redo it in a weekend blitz worthy of "Trading Spaces".

"Mnemonic" -- he did it in Salzburg and redid it in London -- is supposed to arrive in the early part of next year.

The dining room too was glass — until Duke redid it in the 1960s, with tented blue-striped fabric, an Iranian tile mosaic, and an enormous chandelier (made in France for export to India).

He had ripped out the flat, creaky wood floors and the clanking radiators and was pitching the floor to redo it in concrete when he knocked into a cinderblock wall.

The owners' intention was to redo it as an in-law suite.

To open a diorama and redo it is a once-in-a-lifetime project.

Hitchcock himself redid it most spectacularly in "North By Northwest".