Sentence examples for revamped a from inspiring English sources

Swiftly, the Mets revamped a bullpen that blew 29 saves.

TAKING inspiration from the architecture of India, the designer Roberta Freymann has revamped a two-story Upper East Side town house, transforming it into Ro's Market.

Now it's back and completely revamped: a slick maps and navigation app that gives Apple and Google's offerings a run for their money – especially with its offline feature.

The Obama administration has revamped a piece of post-Watergate legislation the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA)—and is using it to pursue corporate malefactors the world over.

"Despite his later reputation as a 'man's director,' " Sragow says, "Fleming launched or cannily revamped a host of female stars from the 1920s on".

Revamped a couple of years ago, it has colourful suites and studios that are superb for families, with small kitchens and surprisingly smart bathrooms.

The government is introducing a new secondary curriculum, revamped A-levels and a diploma qualification in English state schools from next term.

Revamping a campus also shows a commitment to the latest thinking.

Politico reported this month that Rep. Michael Grimm of New York wants money to revamp a commuter bridge.

"We're seeing a real trend in 'upcycling', where brides revamp a cheap secondhand dress".

Prepacks are useful tools for revamping a company's balance sheet.