Sentence examples for that reworking from inspiring English sources
You could say that's kind of a minor song for a musician of Mr. Benson's stature, and you could even say it admiringly — except that reworking pop songs of all kinds was common around the soul-jazz circuit, Mr. Benson's world in the 1960s, when he played alongside organists like Jack McDuff and Dr. Lonnie Smith.
Industry groups have also been on the attack, fearful that reworking GPS units to filter out the interference it could cost hundreds of millions of dollars.
Yes, the master servicer is paid to oversee the mortgages, but those fees were agreed on during the housing boom, and were based on the notion that reworking mortgages would be a relatively small part of the job and would carry little litigation risk.
That reworking is more than an alteration: it improves the image by loosening the grip of the writer, registering the implication without policing its significance.
On a number of points, that reworking has a rather different character from that which is explicit in Heidegger.
These observations perhaps suggest that the present day distribution of W is influenced by vegetation type, but it is also possible that W fell onto snow or that reworking and removal of W under meadow conditions could result from the activity of the northern pocket gopher (Thomomys talpoides).
He gave his nephew this $64 shirt by Claude, a label that reworks vintage pieces.
Designers Annika Sanders and Kerry Seager produce a unique and sustainable style that reworks old clothes into one-off designer creations.
After that, nothing until this year, which has seen an album, Director's Cut, that reworks two earlier, 80s collections, and now the current meteorological meditation.
Last year, the duo, who met as students at Central Saint Martins, reinforced their Print The World motto by launching a range of wallpapers that reworks 12 bold designs from their fashion archive.
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.
