Sentence examples for reworked one from inspiring English sources

Celebrated ex-Slits guitarist, Viv Albertine has reworked one of her existing songs to create a dark, twisted take on everyone's favorite Christian festival.

Lately, toothbrush makers have feverishly reworked one of the most worked-over devices known to man.

The film, based on the memoirs of Isak Dinesen, paired Ms. Streep and Mr. Redford in a drama that reworked one of the director's favorite themes, that of star-crossed lovers.

Wagner conducted "The Vampire" in 1833, reworked one aria with his own music, and that was heard here.

He owned some of Seghers's prints and even reworked one of his plates, Tobias and the Angel (c. 1633); keeping the landscape, he changed the figures, making it The Flight into Egypt (1653).

BC: Yeah, it may have been the reworked one for that Live In Australia album -- I can't remember which version it is -- but it's "Sixty Years On" as it sounds to me.

The fact that this scene reworks one of Dickens's most famous narrative openings is hardly a coincidence.

Val Guest began his movie career in the 1930s writing scripts for the great Will Hay, and made his last movie as writer-director reworking one of them as The Boys in Blue (1982) for the mirthless duo Cannon and Ball.

He reworks one of the central motifs – concentric circles of dancers drawn inwards in opposing directions – in the season's closing piece, Within the Golden Hour, set to compositions by Ezio Bosso and Vivaldi.

This is probably not the best place to be reworking one's game, but it's hard not to enjoy oneself as, in one direction, you look out to the Ailsa Craig rock and, in the other, the spectacular Turnberry hotel - a very welcome refuge after 18 holes.

Texas lawyer Bill Minick is leading the charge, saying he wants to rework "one of the pillars of social justice that has not seen significant innovation in 100 years".