Sentence examples for reworking from from inspiring English sources

Steve Sinofsky has completed his personal reworking from Office chief to Windows czar, and the new OS arrives just in time to crest with the netbook wave.

Tours de force include a prescient, small, explosive "Sunflowers" (1887) and a curious reworking, from 1890, of a genre scene by Millet, "First Steps," in pale blues and green and almost subliminal yellows.

The oldest forms, from Panchatantra to the Pentamerone, show considerable reworking from the oral form.

The picture famously went through an incredibly tumultuous production that led to director Bob Peterson's removal and an entire creative reworking from the ground up.

"Something that's not reworked from the past.

This meant renewed focus on things like online infrastructure, which was totally reworked from Battle Cars.

Like AI, it had been in Kubrick's possession since the 70s, and had been worked and reworked from Schnitzler's source material.

The piece — in three continuous sections meant to evoke young love, romantic love and philosophical love —included material reworked from an earlier violin concerto, "Out of Peking Opera".

But there is no doubt that this brilliantly forged partnership of music, dance and art, reworked from its brief outing 10 years ago, is indeed monumental.

Her crisp, thoughtful volume – some new prose, some reworked from columns – strains against the limits that society and culture, journalism and publishing, place around people like her.

"Scene From the Steeplechase: The Fallen Jockey," painted and reworked from 1866 to 1897, shows a jockey lying beneath a crowd of galloping horses, looking too relaxed to have fallen off.