Sentence examples for refurbished version from inspiring English sources

On the occasion of the album's fiftieth anniversary, how does this refurbished version of "Sgt. Pepper" hold up?

The Hall, which was opened to celebrate his hundredth birthday, is an enlarged & refurbished version of the Hall of North American Birds, which was closed about 10 years ago.

It is, after all, an America's Cup yacht -- L. Dennis Kozlowski's 130-foot, $16 million Endeavor, the refurbished version of the boat that won the trophy in 1934 -- that has come to symbolize corporate indulgence of the late 1990's.

At heart, the account is basically a refurbished version of John Thomson's Bernard Righton character ("There's a black fella, a Pakistani and a Jew in a nightclub. What a fine example of an integrated community"), but it caught fire thanks to Corbyn's perceived hatred of joy in all its forms.

Lawrence Sklar (1977) advocates a refurbished version of geometric conventionalism.

The XFOIL code, the Shear Stress Transport k−ω turbulence model and a refurbished version of k−kl−ω transition model were used to predict the airfoil aerodynamic performance at low Reynolds numbers (around 2.0×105).

Here, it appears in a refurbished modern version, with backing vocals by Justin Timberlake, although the original demo can be heard on the deluxe multidisc version of "Xscape".

You can also get a refurbished Linux version for only $249.

But its modest ambitions are nothing to sneeze at; in fact, this refurbished, expansive version of the show recalls one of the better seasons of "Justified," another solid FX show with a terrific sense of place.

After being closed for several months, a refurbished and reimagined version of the ride opens on Dec. 6.

Their dining room has been completely refurbished to create a better version of ours - music playing, TV screens showing motivational videos, a stage for live performance.