Sentence examples for revamp it as from inspiring English sources

Her favorite Jesuit told her she could be more effective if she dropped her Christlike good deeds (she gave away most of her possessions and money and refused to play in nightclubs) and returned to her art to revamp it as a vehicle for her new beliefs.

In A Planet for Rent, aliens take over a planet and revamp it as a tourist spot.

In the late 1960s its owners revamped it as a performance space, and it became one of a handful of midsize stages on the East Coast where top acts regularly performed, along with the Capitol Theater in Passaic, N.J., and the better known Fillmore East in Manhattan.

Competing against Wrigley is Hershey Foods, which bought Carefree from Nabisco in December 2000 and revamped it as the hipper, kid-friendly Carefree Koolerz.

It allowed him extraordinary licence resulting in S.O.B., in which a suicidal director, played by one of his stalwarts, Richard Mulligan, is so dismayed by the response to a film that he revamps it as a porn flick.

Carter has added another feather to his restaurant cap the old 1930s Monkey Bar in Midtown, which had deteriorated into a series of losing restaurants until Carter revamped it as a hang-out for his closest friends.

The company introduced Time Digital in 2000 and revamped it a year later as On.

Last year the revamped iPod nano wasn't all that revamped — it was the same design as the 2010 model.

He joins the Peace Corps just as Ronald Reagan is revamping it.

Since the New Jersey court ordered the state to revamp its formula only as it pertained to the poorest districts, middle-class districts there have complained that the rulings neglected their needs.

"Voice Twitter" app, Bubble Motion, has just rebranded itself as Bubbly, and revamped its interface as it enters version 3.0 of its mobile app.