Sentence examples for has repackaged from inspiring English sources

Public Radio Exchange has repackaged the comedian Marc Maron's podcast for radio, minus the profanity.

After all, this is not the first time he has repackaged his best-known tunes.

Gore has repackaged himself and seems to have sold himself as his own man".

Synova has repackaged the contraceptive and is introducing a new advertising campaign and Web site for it.

For its part, Mattel has repackaged Polly Pocket, as well as Matchbox cars, to fit into a plastic egg container.

Cricket, transformed as a TV sport by Sky, has repackaged itself in the past few years but domestic T20 has also been struggling.

Having failed in earlier efforts, they have repackaged their attack on the agency as "regulatory relief".

Some companies selling anthrax-related products have repackaged existing merchandise to capture a perceived new market.

Disciplined messaging had repackaged a man once nicknamed "the mad monk" into prime ministerial material.

"We've repackaged the 19th century," said Polly Satori, director of 19th-century European paintings for Sotheby's in New York.

Writing for the Guardian's Comment is free, Maurice Mcleod acknowledged that Cyrus had "repackaged" black culture for a mainstream audience, but warned against criticising the star.