Reworking in a sentence

Australian playwright Tom Wright’s reworking of the story of the Elephant Man follows Joseph Merrick through the workhouse, the freakshow and hospital, while interrogating ideas around capitalism, disability and difference.

Hibs boss Lee Johnson is reworking the first-team squad this summer.

One of our cities — Copenhagen — is reworking its entire municipal structure, getting rid of city scaffolding that might get in the way of engagement, and embedding local climate officers within the community for up to five years at a time.

Placing her at the noontime program is the latest maneuver in a wholesale reworking of the bulk of CNN’s daytime schedule under CEO Chris Licht.

The October 10 schedule itself was a reworking of an initial schedule announced in September which had to be delayed due to weather conditions and the need to avoid a clash with works being undertaken by Scottish Water in Broadford.

We just got to keep reworking it,” Irving said.

While building a guiding policy, understand these areas to provide insights to evaluate for adjustment, enhancement, or complete reworking.

You don’t have to strain too much, either, to hear a plausible feminist reworking of songs such as (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction, when Parton joins larynxes with Pink and Brandi Carlile.

You talked a little bit about reworking the combat system, like adding melee and that sort of thing.

And that gave me the courage to keep reworking it, until it got picked up by the Royal Court.

Diners can try that along with crispy nettles, bread served on smoking hay and a reworking of historic Mrs Dale's Fidget Pie on the long or short tasting menus at the new restaurant on the Netherwood Estate.

Here’s the rub: considering the time you’ll have to spend editing, reworking, fact-checking and humanising any kind of creative copy that AI has generated for you in mere seconds, you might as well write it yourself.

The contemporary expression ‘calling a rat a duck’ 指鼠為鴨 is a reworking of ‘calling a deer a horse’ 指鹿為馬, an ancient phrase that still means purposeful obfuscation or bare-faced dissemblance.

The list stayed in the same folder as all the prior year’s lists and I’m not even sure where that folder is at the moment, having moved things around at home while reworking our spare room into a new multi-purpose office.

And so I took existing prints from my last time in Australia and painted them with oils and inks, scratching and reworking them in an attempt at implanting my fear and anger into the images.

As U.S. voters gear up to head to the polls later this year, campaigns and online activists are already reworking their tactics, including paying social media influencers to promote partisan messages, to bypass Facebook’s rules on online political ads.

By which I mean that it was released in late January, but it’s also a reworking of traditional British and American folk songs that go back for centuries.

However, those powers remain, and dismantling or reworking them would be a significant step forward in aiding the cultural change that Williams is calling for.

I can’t tell when the reworking will be done but certainly, may be very soon,” the Senator stated.

In Alpharaoh’s reworking of the Shakespeare classic, the powerful leader O-Dogg, newly married to Desirée, succumbs to the jealousy with which Eye-G poisons him.