Sentence examples for by remaking from inspiring English sources
He reacted by remaking himself.
Ms. Wearing suggests a creepy regression by remaking old family photos.
Even if you want to try and understand art better by remaking it with digital technology, this "new" Rembrandt is a failure.
Phil Harrison Re-record, not fade away: the Lost Sitcoms strand resurrects wiped BBC classics by remaking them from the original scripts.
Many energy companies are also eliminating their energy trading businesses outright, trying to turn back the clock by remaking themselves into staid utilities.
Cabin Fever 3: Patient Zero was so unloved that Roth has genuinely decided to exorcise it by remaking the first Cabin Fever again.
Their latest endeavors, legacies of the vast fortunes they made writing computer code, crisscross each other here almost block by block, remaking Seattle in consequential ways that might seem to have little connection to their spats at Microsoft in the early 1980s.
Emboldened by apparent success in Iraq and intoxicated by visions of remaking the Middle East, Cheney convinced Bush to reject the overture.
P37 Andrew Billen: Are we baing served by the BBC remaking old sitcoms?
But dam by dam, mine by mine, farm by farm and city by city it is remaking the Earth before your eyes.
He asserted that many human behaviors had a genetic basis, an idea then disputed by many social scientists and by Marxists intent on remaking humanity.
