Sentence examples for was reworked from from inspiring English sources

'There ain't nothing worth stealin' in here.'" A complex argument regarding cultural borrowing that incorporates Puccini, Kirk Douglas (or possibly Gene Pitney), and Dylan himself — the song was reworked from an earlier composition called "Someone's Got a Hold Of My Heart".

San Lorenzo Colossal Head 2 (also known as San Lorenzo Monument 2) was reworked from a monumental throne.

San Lorenzo Colossal Head 7 was reworked from a monumental throne; it was discovered by a joint archaeological project by the Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia and Yale University, as a result of a magnetometer survey.

Consisting of three works that were created at different times (two were reworked from pieces for other companies), the parts did not necessarily add up to a whole that would stand the test of time.

The conjoined arrangement of acrobatic wooden stools, and the tables that take a sudden right angle, so one pair of its legs rest on the wall, are reworked from original pieces of furniture rather than built from scratch.

The MG42 was redesignated the MG1 by the West German army after its modification in calibre; guns that had been reworked from the old to the new calibre were then called MG2, and a further modification to facilitate antiaircraft use was styled MG3.

His new garments were reworked from old stuff: men's dress shirts formed the many-layered skirt of a lovely summer dress; a black leather coat (probably the ugliest thing on earth in its former state) became an elegant, high-waist skirt worn with an undershirt.

Carboniferous ages younger than ca. 315 Ma suggesting a possible contribution from the Central-Iberian Zone originally; however, these zircons may be multi-cyclic, having been reworked from Eocene Miocene siliciclastic deposits related to transport from central Iberia Lowerr Tagus basin drainage evolution).

Every tune is reworked from scratch: where there was a vamp in a piano's bass clef, it has been transferred to a higher register on a different instrument and reharmonized; where there was a dominant rhythm, like the bossa nova beat in Horace Silver's "Song for My Father," it's been wiped away without a trace.

Some of the contents of this article were reworked from Sections II and III of this book length manuscript.

are reworked from Neogene sediments from the hinterland and transported into the marshlands by the Mharhar and Hachef Rivers.