Sentence examples for revisited's from inspiring English sources

As a child, I exhibited the classic repeated initial sound, nailed so c-c-c-cruelly by Evelyn Waugh in Brideshead Revisited's Anthony Blanche.

He lived a rackety version of the artistic life, gambling, picking up rough trade and shoplifting with his old nanny, like Soho's answer to Brideshead Revisited's Sebastian Flyte.

Millions of people around the world are ferociously attached to Tupac Shakur's version of Compton or J.K. Rowling's version of a British boarding school or Downton Abbey's or Brideshead Revisited's version of an Edwardian estate.

First, let's revisit Armstrong's case.

So, for anyone suffocating in all the sickly good cheer, let's revisit TV's most fractious Christmases.

For a refresher, let's revisit Mary Meeker's excellent slide comparing the first three months of the iPad to the iPhone and iPod.

In 1957 King revisited Hemingway's work, adapting the novel The Sun Also Rises.

He left the consumer-video-game industry, and never revisited B.C.'s Quest for Tires.

He revisited Einstein's bohemian haunts in Zurich, Prague and Berlin -- and does not let you forget it.

After that revisited Nicholson's models appeared.

To that end he consistently revisited Husserl's phenomenological method.