Sentence examples for retake on from inspiring English sources

"Worst" is a dreary walk down comedy's Memory Lane, with a more updated song score, which includes "Happy Feelin's," "Hit the Road Jo" and the Craig Mack retake on Frank Sinatra's "High Hopes".

And, considering that last Thursday was American Thanksgiving, it's worth quoting TV satirist Jon Stewart for a retake on the pilgrim era: "I celebrated Thanksgiving in an old-fashioned way.

The Fusion Pen is a retake on the old Luddite method taking notes by hand.

MSN Movies called it "a streamlined and sanitized retake on the story of Elvis".

Mehldau built a reputation on unconventional covers from the pop songbook, and this night was no exception, with a playful retake on the Beach Boys' "Friends" and an impressionistic run at the Beatles' "And I Love Her," which developed from tentative, whispered contemplation to an anthemic declaration in a way that mirrored a long, heated romance.

He asked for retakes on certain trickier cues, but the musicians mainly got it right on the first take.

"I'd been going to performances for decades and seeing a lot of retakes on conceptual art and endless monologues, and I thought, 'Why can't we have something of this level of pleasure and sensuality and intellect?, " recalled Ms. Goldberg.

Since Mr. Molina wears the same unrumpled suit throughout, and most of the cast members play assorted roles with little attempt at distinguishing among them, the production starts to feel like a series of retakes on a movie set.

But it was the effect of the government's new policy – imposing retakes on pupils in England who failed to get at least a C in English or maths – that provoked most controversy, with leading educationalists arguing that the results showed that repeated retakes by 17- and 18-year-olds were ineffective.

The prime minister immediately despatched a naval task force and the islands were retaken on 14 June when the Argentine forces surrendered.

Teruel was retaken on 22 February.