Sentence examples for have to transform something from inspiring English sources

Looking around Witanhurst, he was taken aback: "It was quite daunting, really, to think that you're going to have to transform something like that".

You have to transform it into something positive".

"It is something we have to transform in academies.

"What they have is so special," Suda said, "to transform something so negative into something positive".

A small scallop of ham and a half-dozen leaves of tarragon also helped to transform something that might have been banal into a work of aspic art.

By selling limited editions, chains like Gap, Target and Wal-Mart have transformed something mass and inexpensive into a fashion badge of honor.

That, perhaps, is the challenge the royals have failed to accept: how do you transform something that is distant and revered into something more familiar without loss of respect?

There was the formal dining room, complete with ornate moldings and a mirror-trimmed pass, that had to be transformed into something more suitably Nordic.

With a GDR tradition of having to build things with limited resources, Berliners are problem solvers who make the best with what they have, and because of that, can transform something which is decayed, forgotten, or broken, into something memorable.

"But to have them consistently building whole works, and to have the means of transforming something that's in your ear into handcrafted written notes that give back what you heard and what you felt — I find it just utterly miraculous".

Lafayette has worked to transform the incident into something more positive.