Sentence examples for rework him from inspiring English sources

"Queer Eye for the Straight Guy" was a hoot: five amusing gay men assigned, "Mission: Impossible" style, to invade a clueless straight man's house and rework him and his surroundings from top to bottom.

It was another attempt to use Stevenson, or to rework him, or to think about him, though it was at the same time a less literary book than Knots & Crosses, which does after all turn on a single pun about rebuses.

His subsequent Ditch Trilogy deconstructed the myth of Neil Young as MOR and reworked him into the popular legend he is today.

They have been reworking him since the early 90s; as well as their lifesize Great Deeds Against the Dead, there was a miniature tableau of all the atrocities in the etchings, and then, at the same time as they were working on Hell, they produced their own series of etchings inspired by Goya's Disasters - combining motifs from Goya with Nazis, volcanos and cartoon horror.

The older artist's poesie – scenes of the loves of the gods taken from Ovid – inspired him to rework them in his own idiom.

Who better to do that with than Richard Curtis? Seeing him rework a gag on the floor has been brilliant".

He subscribes to a portable Internet service — a wireless card for his laptop — so he can work securely in cabs and airports, and his BlackBerry is loaded with an application that provides the kind of real-time flight information that helped him rework his Toronto-Chicago plans last fall.

Ocean enlisted Los Angeles-based producer Om'mas Keith to help him rework the songs.

Mr. Horton said CW approached him a few days after Mr. Obama's inauguration and asked him to rework the drama to "reflect the times".

She enlisted Gosford Park writer Julian Fellowes ("true blue toff", as she calls him) to rework the script.

The new bishop said he had chosen the phrase "Grace and Peace to You" as the title of his sermon in August, long before the attacks on Sept. 11 forced him to rework his message into one of reconciliation.