Sentence examples for revamp from from inspiring English sources

The club needs a revamp from top to bottom and there is a huge rebuilding job to be done.

This is a systemic problem across the country and requires a revamp from the top down.

+ Keep an eye out in the not-so-near-future for LaGuardia airport's impending $4 billion revamp from architects at SHoP, Dattner, and Present Architecture.

Sin City's recent musical revamp — from the home of moribund legacy acts into the planet's most high-rolling DJ haven — has laid the groundwork for Britney's debut residency.

The mini-feathered cocktail dress Furtado wears at the opening of the video was designed specifically for her by Australian designer Alex Perry, who said, "It's so cool because she's just undergone a bit of a revamp from what her previous image was; she's become a little more sexy and glamorous".

If they're lucky, the novelty won't wear off before they release their American debut album (revamped from the South African version), "$O$." Oct. 5. Interscope.

It's perhaps missing one more strong option, as these are both revamps from the original title – but this is a great party game (best played with 4-6 people) that'll guarantee plenty of laughs.

The adult actors, wearing ingenious masks (some revamped from other shows, some created by Sophia Duran and Hannah Scott) morph so effectively into forest creatures that it hardly matters that "Aesop's Fables" has no scenery.

ITV's News at Ten is being revamped from Monday with more dramatic music incorporating Big Ben's chimes and graphics that feature the cities of Edinburgh, Belfast and Cardiff as well as London.

On Friday evening at a town-hall-style forum here, Mr. Romney unveiled a stump speech that has been revamped from the one he used in Iowa, building his remarks entirely around the "change" theme.

Expensively revamped from what was formerly a Renaissance hotel built in the 1970s, this is the UK's first Pentahotel, adding to the chain's 10 in Germany and one in Shanghai.