Sentence examples for total revamp from inspiring English sources
"total revamp" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when referring to a complete overhaul or radical change of something. For example: "The company underwent a total revamp of its management policies."
He has been pushing for a total revamp of the state, including the creation of a federal system.
As for whistleblowers, we are proposing a total revamp of the Inspector General system to include putting in place an Inspector General for the entire Executive Branch.
That was part of efforts to carry out a "total revamp of the Ukrainian banking system," she said in a recent interview.
Until this week he was poised to be the eminence grise of the State Department, organising as total revamp of America's troubled foreign policies on Mr Obama's behalf.
Last month Terra Lycos, a portal, bought Raging Bull and CNNfn.com is being restructured as part of a total revamp of its parent company.
Barnes-Homer, who at 27 already has 15 clubs behind him, arrived from Sweden's Ostersunds FK as part of a total revamp of the Macclesfield squad six months ago.
West Virginia has hired a computer security expert; Delaware plans a total revamping, including junking an electronic voting system that does not leave a paper trail for verification.
On Capitol Hill today, lawmakers praised the shakeup, but insisted that the agency responsible for both patrolling thousands of miles of borders and monitoring millions of foreigners needed a total revamping.
"This case alone merits, from ground up, a total revamping of the procedures that are in place in that hospital, and the culture of the hospital," Dr. Fine said.
Mr. Suozzi said he was developing a strategy for coordinating those branches of county government that deal with tax claims and planning a total revamping of the members of the commission.
Standing by the Willamette meteorite -- the only stone left unturned in the total revamping -- Dr. Tyson, the planetarium director, conducted an impromptu class about the centerpiece of the Natural History Museum's new Rose Center for Earth and Space, which is to open this week.
