Sentence examples for revamp themselves from inspiring English sources

Mark Johnson said in his petition, addressed to the chancellor, Philip Hammond, that the royal family should pay for the revamp themselves.

Over the past few years, some wastewater treatment plants have tried to revamp themselves as "resource factories," enabled by new technologies and the upgrading of old technologies.

Some social sites focused on e-commerce, including Lockerz and StyleCaster, have revamped themselves to look more like Pinterest.

Wastewater treatment plants are revamping themselves as resource recovery operations, saving and even producing energy and polluting less in the process.

Once derided as little more than a greenmailer, Mr. Icahn has gained a reputation as an aggressive value-oriented investor who presses companies with strong assets but weak stock prices to revamp or sell themselves.

Airlines flying to Antalya include Thomson and Pegasus The latest in a string of beautiful old lighthouses along Croatia's coast to find themselves revamped as holiday homes, this one was built in 1882.

The only glimmer of hope was found in the individual stories of the girls themselves, which inspired the filmmakers to revamp their approach.

But perhaps the biggest change in the secondhand business has been the revamping of the stores themselves.

They also will require staffers to spend thousands of hours reeducating themselves and revamping procedures.

Her big commercial breakthrough came when the Italian leather goods house Bottega Veneta decided they wanted to give themselves 'more of a fashion edge' and hired her to revamp their image.

Banks are best placed to set LIBOR themselves, if a system which is accurate and unbiased can be designed.Instead, the BBA should revamp LIBOR to ensure it is simple, transparent and accountable.