Sentence examples for revisiting for from inspiring English sources

With a new Muppet movie scheduled to arrive in November, this one's worth revisiting for a reminder of the right way to put puppets on the big screen.

"After a rather flat marketing campaign for Halo 5, this reveal should suitably whet the palette for Halo 6, but for now, Halo 5 offers a new, dynamic challenge that you'll be revisiting for years to come".

(The piece also brought to mind Pauline Kael's scathing 1974 review of "Magnum Force," in which she calls Clint Eastwood "a tall, cold cod" and skewers Dirty Harry for its "fascist medievalism". A hatchet job worth revisiting for its own sake).

I don't like to reread my books; at this stage of the game I'd much rather spend my reading time — as I have been doing — revisiting, for the last time around, other writers, like Conrad and Hemingway and Faulkner and Turgenev.

If you have, it's worth revisiting for the production designers' incredible attention to detail.

This is not a one-time conversation, it's one parents and educators need to keep revisiting for our girls and ourselves.

(And which Garland would revisit for his next novel The Tesseract.

Mr. Gagliardi said the pension issue would be studied by both sides and revisited for the next contract.

Sailing Another 2012 venue is revisited for the ISAF World Cup event at Weymouth and Portland 10-144 June).

@KatyFBrand Perhaps the 'selling London Bridge to the Americans' myth could be revisited for TVC, and the Beeb could sell Westfield instead...? @Markgatiss A black, black day.

In writing, this separation has to be revisited: for invention to be possible, subject and object must be distinguished from one another.