noun
definition
An act in which something is reworked.
Examples of reworking in a Sentence
The text of this song is a reworking of a song from 1707 about the Treaty of Union to which I added the tune.
However, some reworking of seabed sediments in the Solent is a probable auxiliary source.
The family tradition is that a relative returning from Bloemfontein in South Africa saw the possibilities of reworking the old weirs.
The new director has laid emphasis on unconscious fears and desires in his reworking of the well-loved fairy tale.
The majority of the artifacts were fresh although some were rolled suggesting at least some degree of reworking of the deposit.
The following three hundred years saw the working at reworking of the original story.
Professional theater ' In professional theater I have focussed mainly on reworking of classic texts '.
Moving from original material to reworking classics such as " Prince Charming " by Adam and The Ants.
This Gothic was adapted by Hollywood, above all in reworking the vampire theme.
It is in fact just a reworking of William Palley 's flawed watchmaker argument.
If you write your vows and decide they are a little too much for the wedding ceremony, consider reworking them into a wedding speech.
Producers later stated that Phoenix was never happy with the tracks and kept reworking them, so they weren't sure if the album was ever going to be released.
This process can be as simple as replacing the outsole or as complicated as reworking the leather and restitching all the seams.
If you are revising or reworking your resume, an outline of a resume can greatly expedite the process.
The band released comeback single 'The Boys Are Back In Town' later that year, but the limp reworking of Thin Lizzy's classic peaked at a mere number 35.
His reworking of the song highlighted the heartbreak that West was singing about and increased the song's emotional impact.
I'd be interested in reworking the place categories to make them more useful.