Sentence examples for retake of the from inspiring English sources

Kneehigh were back to their breathtaking best with this scabrous retake of the Beggar's Opera by Carl Grose.

A subsequent retake of the toss landed the Sharks' way and allowed them to receive the kick off for the first set of the sudden-death period – a potentially match-winning advantage.

What he lacks, it seems, is stamina: he complains that he needs to save his voice rather than rehearse the outro of "Just Can't Stop Loving You", and can't hack a retake of the routine for "Beat It".

On the other hand, Kleiton Lima, the Brazilian coach, had a part in his team's downfall, first by letting his players blatantly dawdle in the closing minutes, thereby earning three minutes of added time from the ref, who by that time might have been getting the sense she had overreacted on the retake of the Brazil penalty kick an hour earlier.

As a final example of the risk of a normal life activity, a drive by car over 100 km, e.g. for a retake of the image in Fig. 1, has in the EU on average a risk of 1 × 10−6 for a fatal accident [41], the risk for an injury is much higher.

No Bible was present during the retake of the inauguration.

There were so many retakes of the Supercalifragilistic scene that we got sick of the toffee apples we were supposed to be eating.

A 1970 film about the making of the original cast recording of "Company" showed more than a dozen retakes of "The Ladies Who Lunch" before either she or Mr. Prince was satisfied.

Two studies assessing the effectiveness of midterm analysis activities on learning documented increases in student performance based on retakes of the original exam (Wininger, 2005; Drouin, 2010).

Does the rationalist trend have a chance to retake control of the debate?

He also said he wants Poland to retake control of the banks.