redoing

Erm how do you do it without redoing the thing?

And now they must waste time redoing a velocity match supposedly accomplished three weeks earlier.

In many ways, feminists have already succeeded in redoing the literary tradition, but not without dissent.

Several times Cain has referenced the Chilean model of redoing social security.

Redoing each exhibit costs about $300,000, said Dara Asken, the museum's director of individual development programs.

I had been covering the floor with throw rugs, and had thought about redoing it, but I didn't want to spend a lot of money.

In 1994 Ralph performed on the Kathy Acker record Redoing Childhood (Paris Records).

Years later, my mother said she used to go around afterwards redoing everything because we'd done it so badly, but she was teaching us the discipline of work from a very young age.

The Port Authority estimates the cost of redoing the bridge to accommodate a rail line at $135 million and the cost of the underground spur at $600 million.

For the last three months I have had limited use of my terrace because the rental company is redoing the roof of the building and the terraces of all the penthouse apartments.

The next time the Effect is mentioned on-screen is in Mawdryn Undead (1983), but there it is not a scientific principle that prevents people from redoing their actions (for whatever reason).

You can stall about making a salescall, stall about redoing a website, stall about reorganizing your department... the list of areas is so long, it becomes a stall in itself.

Iones recalled that experimentation with the game was limited-redoing keyframed character animations was off-limits because redoing them could introduce gameplay bugs, and design choices like game balance had already been determined.

A terra-cotta swan, glazed tangerine orange, standing about eight inches high and priced at $3, it won a place in Mr. Baldessari's heart and pride of place in the bungalow he is redoing.

Marilyn Quayle had already done extensive remodeling in the house, including redoing some of the wiring and the third floor bedrooms, and adding a swimming pool and a putting green, with $340,000 in tax-deductible money raised from 200 contributors around the country.

Citing concerns about constitutionality and Haiti's sovereignty, he seemed to scoff at the idea of putting those candidates up for the runoff, or of redoing the vote, even though the victory would have no doubt gone to Lavalas, though probably not on so grand a scale.

Her response to the opening of rival establishments was to redecorate with even greater opulence, including redoing two rooms in Chinese style and having a Chinese bridge built to connect the house and the public rooms behind it, and to advertise in the papers: She reputedly spent £5,000 between 1767 and 1772 alone.

Still on the drawing boards are sketches of a 50's housewife who would hail tourists from the blue-and-white checked roof of an early 60's motel called the Cara Mara, and a replacement facade for a local Christmas shop, redoing it as a huge green package wrapped in bright red ribbon and layered with boomerang-shaped ornaments.