Sentence examples for redressed with from inspiring English sources

Redressed with new flavours, such former Cinderellas as beetroot, chickpeas and, yes, sprouts now have a starring role on the dinner plate.

This is somewhat redressed with a profusion of palms, bromeliads, red ginger and a mai tai ($13), the best this side of the Halekulani, in Waikiki.

If honor dictated that minor insults should be redressed with pistols, canes and fists, then armed rebellion was the only recourse for the perceived — or rather, the imagined — aggressions of Abraham Lincoln and the Republican Party.

That could be redressed with the stroke of a pen and most of those schools would accept the cuts because, surprise, surprise, they are teachers at heart and most teachers support Gonski's recommendations.

Even at Sundance, which prides itself on gender equality, women represented fewer than a third of workers on the 820 narrative and documentary films that have featured in the festival since 2002 (though, in 2013, the balance was being redressed, with half the films in the festival's dramatic section directed by women).

Abraham conceded that a key issue for Hunt was arresting the decline in ratings on the main Channel 4 network, partly due to the 8% cuts in programme budget forced by the advertising down turn last year – now partly being redressed with a strengthened autumn schedule.

The Chancellor's pet Northern Powerhouse project will undoubtedly offer the north some impressive devolved powers, and may help to redress with economic imbalance between the north and south of England, but does it go far enough?

Franz von Suppé's 1879 operetta has seldom been heard in the New York area, a lack the Bronx Opera is setting out to redress with performances this weekend (in the Bronx) and next (in Manhattan).

Every year the citizens actually bathed the statue in the sea and redressed it with elaborate ceremony.

The passing of the act, along with more funds for tackling homophobic bullying in schools, "redressed the balance with Labour", she says.

Mr Dunn has redressed this balance with an altogether gripping book.