Sentence examples for revamped form from inspiring English sources

The next year, the same song appeared at the beginning of "... Was Right All Along," Ms. Weiss's first full-length studio album, but in radically revamped form.

As their origin suggests, "stakeholder pensions", which were due finally to be launched on April 6th, face more than the usual problems of reconciling private and state provision.Stakeholder pensions are a revamped form of the personal pensions introduced by the Conservatives over a decade ago.

There will be "a wider window within which to satisfy the summons," according to a press release, and a revamped summons form will more clearly point out the time, date and location for court appearances.

Now, regulators are aiming to cut back on some mortgage documents, as the new federal consumer watchdog announced plans on Wednesday to revamp crucial forms.

It can be seen walking among us in the form of revamped and — this is, of course, the point — improved faces and figures.

As well as performing with the company, she has challenged herself with revamping the art form and making it sexier and more edgy.

Kaymer, who won the 2010 US PGA, showed imperious form to eclipse the 68s of McDowell and Na set in softer, more receptive morning conditions on the revamped Pinehurst No.2 course.

But during the opening round of the American Express Championship on Thursday, García showed signs that his revamped swing was rounding into form.

Many of the innovations Miss Lambert introduced more than a half-century ago are an accepted part of the fashion industry, some in their original form and others revamped and revitalized.

to resolve complaints, a body that could form part of the revamped PCC.

The revamped offensive line gelled quickly to form one of the most improved units on the team.