Sentence examples for revisited material from inspiring English sources

In between they revisited material recorded over the last three decades.

In "Raw Tenderness," set to Bob Dylan's "Ain't Talkin'," Ms. Mahler revisited material from the trio and her video projections.

The revisited material consists of 565 articles collected through the Web of Science and Scopus databases, and has been evaluated using specific structural dimensions to group literature into analytical categories.

However, this formed only a small part of the two-hour session, and revisited material already delivered in lectures earlier in the course.

She'll revisit material from "The Lost and Found" (ObliqSound), one of the more enchanting jazz-vocal releases this year.

He didn't need to revisit material he had thoroughly explored -- especially in the company of image-obsessed movie stars, obtuse studio executives and platoons of marketing people eager to try out sundry endings on fickle test audiences.

Along with Mr. Grenadier, a deeply intuitive bassist, and Mr. Ballard, a flexible and locomotive drummer, he'll be revisiting material from Fly's excellent second album, "Sky & Country," which was released on ECM last week.

The case for revisiting material is stronger in theatre because, while the television archives preserve the originals intact, earlier stage productions usually exist only in memory or on scratchy videos.

The motivation of students is an important consideration and asking students to participate in updating teaching files may increase their willingness to use it and revisit material.

If, as seems increasingly unlikely, Gingrich snatches the nomination from Romney, the Obama campaign might want to revisit material passed over by Republican opposition research in favor of these various conservative litmus tests.

While they may not explicitly revisit material, they rely on knowledge of that material.