Sentence examples for some reworking from inspiring English sources

The change is within, like some reworking of cornea and retina; over time, you can't help seeing with new eyes.

This could be considered more than just an American debut, because Mr. Caouette has done some reworking since Cannes.

But, with a little flutter of jealousy, I mumbled that they were perhaps too simple and might need some reworking.

With people hailing from the nations of the former Yugoslavia now not considered quite so exotic as 70 years ago, the TV prequel might need some reworking.

Cadillac's version is one of the first, but like all these systems, some reworking of computer code — as opposed to a new model cycle — may be all that's needed to get it right.

The sequence comprised a mixture of tephra and epiclastic deposits with some reworking by weathering and erosion.

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.

He wanted to do some sculptures, reworking bits of scrap metal with cutting and welding, but found iron a difficult medium.

And, even with texts that were clearly his own work, Barnes was always, in some sense, reworking the theatre and themes of the past.

Once the trustees have examined the loans — leaving some unchanged, reworking others and recommending foreclosure on the rest — they would pass those decisions to the government clearing house for transmittal back to the appropriate servicers.

Aristotle's report is too slight a basis for reconstructing how Zeno may in fact have argued, and Simplicius is evidently reporting some later reworking.