1. We're constantly reworking our old songs.

2. She kept reworking this area of the painting.

3. The movie is a reworking of the Frankenstein story.

4. His latest book is a reworking of material from his previous short stories.

5. A reworking of the basic formula allows a price to be calculated for a desired return.

6. The reworking of another artist's work-by appropriation or erasure-has been identified as a postmodern preoccupation.

7. The proposed measures could mean reworking calculations on which earlier assumptions about demand for the various fuels were made.

8. Reworking her rich and cultural history to question Western attitudes and assumptions.

9. Nothing fine could be finished without reworking, he told them.

10. I am constantly painting, scrubbing out and reworking areas of a picture and often marvellous unexpected results will emerge.

11. After reworking the musical, Mackintosh and the directors got the cast together in April 1985.

12. Speer's office is currently reworking the city center of Cologne in an effort to deemphasize the wide, north-south road which divides the city in two.

13. The iPhone 4 is a stunning reworking of the Apple device, with a stainless steel band now enclosing a thinner, less curved design and framing a far more detailed screen.

14. Finally, uranium mineralization associated with reworking type and syntectic type are systematically summarized.

15. He had done most of the writing and rewriting himself, reworking key passages again and again.

16. Her latest novel seems at first sight to be a reworking of similar themes.

17. The play, very moral in tone throughout, is a reworking of the theme of the return of the prodigal son.

18. But as in the 1830s their participation involved a reworking of moral discourse.

19. This comes in sheets or pads from Saler-Rowney, and is able to withstand much reworking.

20. The structure itself had changed little since 1976, though there was considerable reworking and transport of fine sediment by earthworms.

21. Roth captures essential truths about faith, hope and despair within his reworking of a biblical story.

22. The middle-level of tidal flat is presented as a zone of reworking, which is dominated by silt flats, or tidal channel systems, silt sediments and ripple bedding respectively.

23. Rock mass structure is the result of formation and reworking during the geological period.

24. The deformational metamorphic evolution of the three types of the ductile shear zones reflects the main reworking during the uplift processes of the deep crustal high grade metamorphic complex.

25. The Bretton Woods agreement near the end of World War II became an effective tool for reworking a shattered world economy.

26. Plans for version 2.0, currently in alpha testing, include reworking the architecture, adding lots of great new features, and leaving the syntax largely unchanged.

27. The film is based on Posy Simmonds' comic strip, a reworking of Thomas Hardy's Far From The Madding Crowd.

28. With excellent dirt removability, to strengthen cohesive force of the primer and finish paint, reduce reworking of paint, prolong the aging of surface paint.

29. Some lawless users often peculate other's IP address in methods of static , dynamic and reworking them.

30. Alternatively, I could grasp the nettle and go for a thorough reworking.

31. Obama has proposed reworking the North American Free Trade Agreement with Mexico and Canada, a popular stand with workers who have lost their jobs in several industrialized states.

32. Owing to the influence of tectonic superimposition and reworking at the late stage, both show fault or hidden unconformable contact relationships at present.

33. Some times in the process there was reworking of diapir of mantle-sourced magma on the crust or lithosphere.

34. A density of 240 dwellings per hectare is achieved through a radical reworking of the traditional 'back-to-back' terraced house.

35. His paintings unfold either as installation or three - dimensional object – or as reworking of painterly problems.