Sentence examples for be repackaged in from inspiring English sources

MGM's library has thousands of old movies waiting to be repackaged in DVD form.

The products will also be repackaged in a polished look with color-coded logos and icons to separate the lines.

Ridicule is a distinct kind of expression; its substance cannot be repackaged in a less offensive rhetorical form without expressing something very different from what was intended.

THE company's greatest asset, Ms. Lyne said, is its library of video, recipes, articles and other "content," something to be repackaged in new ways to make money.

Above all, it's a work of shattering modernist nihilism that could fit on the shelf between Beckett and Céline, and should therefore be repackaged in an edition that intense young men will want to be seen reading in cafes.

Astonishingly, British imperialism, seen for decades by western scholars and anticolonial leaders alike as a racist, illegitimate and often predatory despotism, came to be repackaged in our own time as a benediction that, in Ferguson's words, "undeniably pioneered free trade, free capital movements and, with the abolition of slavery, free labour".

Originally sold in tins, Pez was repackaged in the late 1940s in plain, long-stemmed dispensers meant to suggest cigarette lighters.

"Is it being repackaged in the back of a '57 Buick in a parking lot somewhere?" Mr. Chappell asked.

By now, we've grown accustomed to Tumblrs, tweets, and other online ephemera being repackaged in less newfangled forms.

Mr. Caesar, laughing at the recollection, said there were several reasons the sketches had not been repackaged in videos.

Long a favourite of the Royal Navy (a Navy strength version is available at 57% ABV) it's recently been repackaged in a handsome, art-deco style bottle.