Sentence examples for revamped projects from inspiring English sources

The performance was the inaugural show in the museum's revamped Projects 101 series.

The debate was rendered moot when the university discovered liability insurance for the revamped project would cost more than $2 million per year.

Matt Damon, a white man, tried to school veteran producer Effie Brown in promoting diversity in film during the first episode of HBO's revamped "Project Greenlight," a reality series that lets one inexperienced filmmaker direct a $3 million feature.

One of Scotland's most significant surviving Art Deco buildings is to be revamped after project leaders reached a funding target of £8m.

(AP) — The Hershey Company on Thursday reported higher profits and sales, helped as costs from a major revamping project subsided and customers ordered extra shipments ahead of a price increase.

The revamp project has some of the piping tasks as the grassroots project.

The successful execution of a revamp project is dependent on many factors.

The company is also trying to reinvent itself as a manager of "smart" infrastructure systems like digital health care and revamped electrical grids, projects that are likely to require crunching enormous loads of data in real time.

Reiner reportedly told entertainment news blog WENN he was still considering revamping the project for the stage, saying: "I think it would make a great musical.

But revamping the project has raised a storm of protest from European industrialists they fear the extra costs will force them to move facilities elsewhere.

At his suggestion she worked on a screenplay for Petulia, and although the project was revamped and directed by someone else, she decided she was by then a writer.