Sentence examples for revamped that from inspiring English sources

Originally published in 1878 as a four-volume set, edited by Sir George Grove (but without his name in the title), the Grove took a huge leap with its sixth edition, which was so thoroughly revamped that when it appeared in 1980, "New" was added to the title.

"If we need to revamp that, then we ought to revamp all of it".

The German utilities group RWE plans to cut 1,000 jobs in the next two years as part of a revamping that will consolidate the company into 7 divisions from 13.

Wall Street's enthusiasm for Big Lots has also been prompted by two years of revamping that is beginning to register at the checkout counter.

Including the Clearasil sale and a charge of $120 million for a previously announced revamping that will eliminate 15,000 jobs, the company earned $1.2 billion, or 84 cents a diluted share.

The car unit is going through a revamping that has led to the introduction of six new models in Europe this year.

He served as a health care adviser to the Taiwan government in the 1990s, when officials decided to revamp that country's health care system.

The change, which has already been tested on a handful of shows, is part of a broader revamping that includes plans to vastly expand the channel's network of international bureaus.

Bausch & Lomb Inc., which warned in August that it would fall short of profit and sales projections in the third and fourth quarters, is planning a revamping that will involve an unspecified number of layoffs.

Not wanting to risk losing one of its few new potential hit series to the "American Idol" juggernaut, NBC moved yesterday to shift "The Apprentice" back to Thursday, revamping that night and Tuesday as well.

A1 Lucent's Recovery Plan Lucent Technologies announced a revamping that included eliminating 10,000 jobs -- about 9.4percentt of its workers -- to try to climb back to the top of the digital economy after a series of damaging missteps.