Sentence examples for decided to repackage from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fabri decided to repackage her into something he felt the industry was looking for at the time.

At the time, Desperate Housewives was one of the most popular programmes on television and the channel executives decided to repackage Dunlop's idea accordingly, focusing on the stories of the women and changing the title.

Recognizing that "people are more hurried today," Mr. Handal also decided to repackage the company's courses from their traditional spacing; weekly 3 1/2-hour sessions that last for 12 weeks are now offered, in many locations, as three-day seminars, reflecting the way most business training is delivered today.

Yet one maker - who has gotten a lot of media attention and puts its chocolate in the most beautiful of wrappers - has decided to turn this defect into an attribute, repackaging the off-flavor as a novelty by highlighting the smokiness of the bar.

We decided to capitalise on this and are now in the process of rebranding and repackaging several Russian and Chinese firms for the markets over here in the UK.

Masters of marketing, repackaging geniuses -- it is almost impossible to keep track of the number of greatest-hits compilations the band has released over the years -- the extant Stones (only three of the original quintet remain) recently decided to compile their own official history of the band.

I wanted to repackage them in some cases.

"Most people's job is to repackage stuff".

"The Muslim Brothers managed to repackage themselves as moderate Islamists.

Perhaps some rose-tinting has been necessary to repackage these stories as popular entertainment.

"These were invented as instruments to repackage, disseminate and hedge risks," Mr. Trichet said.