Sentence examples for has to be reinvented for from inspiring English sources

John Jay has to be reinvented for District 15".

"Nothing has to be reinvented — for an engineer it's not even a challenge".

Ms. Miranda, who has been the director since 1989, said her guiding premise was that the library had to be reinvented for a new generation of children and their parents.

The regalia – minus the jewels King John lost when his baggage train was swamped by the incoming tide of the Wash in 1216 – dates back to early medieval times, but was broken up at the Tower in the Commonwealth after the civil war, and had to be reinvented for the coronation of Charles II in 1661.

He thinks the painting has a pivotal role in modernism, because it was the first moment when painting itself had to be reinvented, from the ground up, for its imemdiate context.

Like the political party it too has to be reinvented.

A whole persona would have to be reinvented.

But the party will have to be reinvented.

In other words, the proton gradient did not have to be reinvented.

Nosheen Iqbal Since its revival a few years back (thanks to the likes of Rihanna and Earl Sweatshirt), the bucket hat has proved that it's not just a whimsical throwback but a wardrobe staple that has the ability to be reinvented for all weather conditions.

But given the travesties of the past, from the bureaucratic savagery of Soviet Communism to the chaos of Mao, he said, "revolution needs to be reinvented, for no revolutionary experiment has ever succeeded".