Sentence examples for thoroughly revamped from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the thoroughly revamped Hawks are off to a so-so start, and Kane has had trouble finding the net — four goals in his first 14 games.

She and her big band — which included two trap drummers, a horn section and backup singers — had thoroughly revamped the music.

A 1.5-mile hike from the trailhead leads to the lookout, which was built in 1939 and was thoroughly revamped last summer.

The guidelines were first set forth in a 1985 consent decree and significantly loosened in 2003 after the Police Department asked that they be thoroughly revamped because of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

For Jaguar, which has struggled to capture American luxury buyers despite a thoroughly revamped lineup, the F-Type allows Jaguar to "hit the reset button on the brand," says David Pryor, Jaguar's brand vice president for North America.

December 3 2014 January 4 201515 Apart from the obligatory "Revelations" and a few Ailey-Ellington programs, the repertory for the troupe's annual month at City Center has been thoroughly revamped during Robert Battle's three years as artistic director.

In the process, the county has to thoroughly revamp its property tax system, which is riddled with unfairness and is costing $100 million each year in tax rebates.

Though the Knicks quickly fell behind by double digits, Woodson stuck with the big lineup for most of the night, thoroughly revamping his rotation in the 90th game of the season.

But cutting overtime has been one of the big goals of the new sheriff, Edward Reilly, who has been applauded for his responsiveness to civil rights concerns but says he lacks the money and equipment to thoroughly revamp operations.

The officer, Lt. Gen. H Steven Blum, said he wanted to close two-thirds of the guard's 162 state offices, to shift guardsmen into high demand units from unneeded ones and to thoroughly revamp the way units are equipped, trained and mobilized.

To do so, President Bush would need to thoroughly review and revamp our nuclear weapons policies.