Sentence examples for appropriated as a from inspiring English sources

The actor is not the first person to have his name appropriated as a verb.Mr.

Of course, the visage of the chief was appropriated as a hood ornament.

Jesus has three cockerels on its official crest, so this sculpture has been appropriated as a heraldic symbol.

was appropriated as a patriotic anthem, but precisely because some serious people do pay attention to the lyrics.

Salish work did not lend itself to being appropriated as a public symbol of the growing metropolis of Seattle in the early 20th century.

Behind these is a tiled vestibule, which the bold, young company Antic Face have appropriated as a setting for the tragedy by Euripides.

Somehow, it seems to unite bigots and those of a relatively progressive mindset, frequently appropriated as an endnote to what can often be explosive discussions over immigration.

"It's a word we appropriated as an antidote to the slick and saccharine".

The camel was re-appropriated as a symbol of a shared nomadic heritage and cultural identity, and camel products and associated knowledge and practices were deployed in the Polisario's and refugees' nationalistic discourse vis-à-vis Morocco as well as to reinforce national and ethnic unity.

It seems like every other day, we come upon a new interactive way to create and mix music, leaving behind the days of staring at a strip of LEDs rising and falling and trading up for a floating screen that looks like it was used to control Predator's spaceship before being re-appropriated as a DJ controller.

The brush, so very much like the brushes used to subjugate women behind high beauty standards, is now re-appropriated as an item of power.