Sentence examples for try to revamp from inspiring English sources

Despite securing two marquee free agents, Ricciardi will continue to try to revamp the Jays.

Maybe it's stubbornness or ignorance, but I'm not going to try to revamp the swing that I've had my whole life just to fit the ballpark.

The B.C.S. leadership has hired an executive director and a high-profile public relations firm in the past few weeks to try to revamp its image.

In economically parlous times, it is more likely that advertisers and agencies will try to revamp the ads or designs deemed unacceptable than scrap them altogether.

But even as the authorities try to revamp the way Italy sells itself in the future, one thing remains clear: this summer will be busy.

In Volvo's campaign, which began Sept. 1, the carmaker will try to revamp its reliable but staid image by offering virtual goods on MyTown, the popular iPhone app whose players buy real estate and collect rent on properties.

"They're trying to revamp Loehmann's image," she said.

Yesterday, however, Mr. Parsons started trying to revamp his image.

"But I've tried to revamp the in-season Chad".

Mr Bush at least tried to revamp the public pension system.

The final agreement was delayed when the Bush administration tried to revamp the rules.