Sentence examples for I would remake from inspiring English sources

"When I made the decision to stay in '05, the two promises I made to the boss were to try to build a team that could compete for a championship, and that I would remake this farm system and line us up for years to come," Cashman said.

So when she heard I wanted to expose the flow of nonviolent drug users into America's system of industrialized mass incarceration, I don't think she was hoping I would remake Fantasia; I think she genuinely just feared that I would end up disappointed, my optimism shattered by a sobering confrontation with an indomitable monster.

On Tuesday, Salesforce.com, the biggest maker of online software, said it would remake its company for a world dominated by mobile computing, clouds and social networks.

The deal appeals to Hamas in part because it would remake the Palestine Liberation Organization, the overarching authority of Palestinian politics that now excludes Hamas.

Warhol was, as everyone knows, the first artist to recognise the nature of the media age in which we live, and how it would remake human nature.

WHEN NBC announced that it would remake the British sitcom "Coupling," The Economist reported the news under the mordant headline, "No sex, please, we're American".

I'm not quite sure why you would remake The Fall, particularly for the US market," he said.

(Warner Brothers would remake the title yet again in 1955 as "I Died a Thousand Times").

In a second term, he would remake it.

In addition, Obama said he would remake federal energy and education policy.

(He would remake the picture 18 years later as An Affair to Remember).