Sentence examples for returned to remake from inspiring English sources

He returned to remake Russia.

Those hoping for a "freedom flotilla" of Cuban exiles returning to remake Havana in the image of 1959, threatening the very future of Las Vegas with legalized prostitution as well as gambling, are likely to be disappointed.

He joined a 12-step program, returned to the Catholic church and began to remake his life.

New Edition, now in their 40's, have returned to the stage to relive and remake the moments that brought so many fans to their concerts in years past.

It was overtaken by Miami Vice last week, but the Pixar cartoon Cars has reclaimed the chequered flag from the Michael Mann remake and returned to the top of the UK box office in its third week on release.

He then returned to television, directing Justin Case (1988) and a remake of Peter Gunn (1989).

After losing the lead role in the Pang Brothers film The Messengers to Kristen Stewart, Taylor-Compton then returned to the horror genre as Laurie Strode in Rob Zombie's remake of the classic Halloween.

She returned to the big screen in "Love Affair," the Warren Beatty/Annette Bening 1994 remake of "An Affair to Remember".

Hitchcock returned to serious work with The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956), a big-budget remake of his humble 1934 thriller.

The remake was mostly handled by different development staff, but the writer and character designer both returned to add new content.

All this at a time when children's TV executives have been accused of being stuck in the past with remakes from ITV's recent Thunderbirds Are Go to Danger Mouse, coming soon to CBBC, The Clangers, voiced by Michael Palin (CBeebies) and even the Teletubbies, also returning to CBeebies, although its remake is nothing to do with Wood.