Sentence examples for revamped by a from inspiring English sources

Yet though revamped by a former president, Aleksander Kwasniewski, and led by a media-savvy 33-year-old, it remains taboo to both centre-right parties.

Recently, Coney's old-school attractions have been invaded (some might call it revamped) by a bunch of new rides under the umbrella "Scream Zone" including the "Soarin' Eagle" — a roller coaster on steroids, in which riders clamped into a horizontal position in a cage are hurtled, face first, through a steel maze of adrenaline and, yes, screaming.

Of the remainder, a comfortable majority answered yes to Mr Chavez's proposal that the leaders of the country's trade unions should be kicked out of their jobs for six months while their organisations are revamped by a "workers' constituent assembly".But with only one citizen in ten approving the government plan, the result was a rare political defeat for Mr Chavez.

Innovation is Part of the Problem Gordon's contention that innovation today is not what it used to be seems wrong-headed in a world where entire industries are getting revamped by a few lines of code, as in replacement of the taxi industry by an app such as Uber.

— D.D. GUTTENPLAN Britain plans major changes in its high school certificate Britain's General Certificate of Secondary Education, or GCSE, will be reviewed and significantly revamped by 2015, a government agency said this month.

As the Fire showed in a 1-1 drawithth New England, a side revamped by Frank Yallop can outplay a number of teams, with Harry Shipp's first-half through ball from Quincy Amarikwa showing new potential going forward.

According to Mr. Cornstein, 62, the gambling outlet he revamped by treating it like a private sector venture -- not "a dumping ground for political patronage" -- has become a gold mine with its own brand of sizzle.

It's like Grand Theft Auto revamped by Hieronymus Bosch, with a dab of Robert Rodríguez's From Dusk Till Dawn.

The feed has also been revamped by turning it into an infinite scroll experience, so that visitors can keep scrolling down and the feed will just refresh with new stories.

Considering the iPhone is Apple's key product now (at least in terms of revenue), certainly one final version revamped by Jobs himself would be a worthy final project.

A team again revamped by the caretaker manager, Kevin MacDonald, dominated the first half so completely that Gabriel Agbonlahgor's goal was scant reward.