Sentence examples for third reworking from inspiring English sources

The "Transcendental Etudes," Liszt's third reworking, date from 1851.

It will be the first reworking of NATO's guiding strategy since 1999, and is meant to reinforce its core mission and goals, particularly the idea of collective defense.

Prokofiev's Fifth reworks jettisoned sketches from Romeo and Juliet.

She performed "I Kissed a Girl," first reworked as a minor waltz, then as ersatz hard-rock stomp played by a band in silver suits.

This is the second indifferent reworking of the Grimm fairy tale this year (the other is Mirror Mirror), both attempting to empower Snow White and escape from Disney.

Rather, it's an early-nineteenth-century German reworking of late-seventeenth-century French and English rewritings of a second-century-B.C. tragicomedy written in Latin.

First, he reworked his Google AdWords campaign, a process he wrote about last fall.

The bawdier second act reworks Vanbrugh's "Relapse," which was written as a takedown sequel to Cibber's play, picking up with the same characters just as Loveless begins to find monogamy constricting.

As I see it, this transformation has involved three main steps: First, Dynegy reworked itself into three operating groups: a natural gas group, a coal group and a stub group.

In this age of instant Internet celebrity, anyone can become famous for 15 seconds (to rework Andy Warhol's oft-quoted maxim).

In 1932, the second phase reworked the original concept by overlaying a cross-axis and planting further beds for flowers such as tulips and iris.