Sentence examples for some revamped from inspiring English sources

Why not keep the tunes, but with some revamped non-patriotic, non-violent lyrics?

In the spirit of that scaled-back approach, we wish to offer some revamped predictions of our own.

Until then, the company is relying on some revamped versions of older models, like a Chrysler 300 sedan with a black grille in place of the standard chrome.

The adult actors, wearing ingenious masks (some revamped from other shows, some created by Sophia Duran and Hannah Scott) morph so effectively into forest creatures that it hardly matters that "Aesop's Fables" has no scenery.

The updated app also has some revamped calendar features that purport to help users track their fertility with more precision.

Just get the ball rolling on some revamped software for OS X and you'll be on the path to regaining myself and probably many others as customers.

Flops that could use some revamping tend to languish, he added.

The new president has said he favors some revamping of the federal campaign finance laws, but not the unilateral soft-money ban that is the keystone of the McCain-Feingold bill (Mr. McCain's chief ally is Senator Russell D. Feingold, Democrat of Wisconsin).

But the hospital is short of equipment and supplies and its contemporary mission needs some revamping in a country whose health spending per capita is relatively high and where fancy public hospitals now exist.

Yet despite some revamping of the system, Heller says the fact remains that reporting to this system is, by virtue of being voluntary, largely ineffective.

While some schools revamped their curriculum to incorporate the PBL approach, others make that claim by simply adding PBL tutorials onto an otherwise unchanged conventional curriculum.