Sentence examples for he has reshaped from inspiring English sources

Given his scathing critiques, you might expect that during Mr. Matasar's 11 years as dean, he has reshaped New York Law School to conform with his reformist agenda.

The result shows how successful he has been on his own terms: since becoming leader, he has reshaped Labour's membership after his own politics.

He has reshaped the racetrack personality of Busch, a 26-year-old known for temper tantrums and aggressive driving that has gotten him in trouble.

Using unconventional tools such as chainsaws and power tools, he has reshaped and given new meaning to materials such as railway sleepers, driftwood and aluminium bottle tops.

He has reshaped the Army to give the president and the secretary of defense -- the national command authority -- the force required to deal with things as different as Afghanistan and Iraq".

As he has reshaped the roster over the last three months latete Friday night, the Jets acquired running back Chris Ivory from New Orleans for their fourth-round pick — he has sought to clear out the vestiges of General Manager Mike Tannenbaum's era.

In her telling, he had reshaped the country's infrastructure: "They built something like two hundred schools, several hospitals, kilometres and kilometres of roads, water reservoirs".

I had long been aware that he had reshaped the scholarship of the South and had given birth to African-American history with books such as "From Slavery to Freedom," "The Militant South, 1800-1860" and his groundbreaking work on free Negroes in antebellum North Carolina.

The agency Kessler inherited in 1990 was beleaguered and underfinanced after the Reagan 80's; within four years of taking office, he had reshaped it into the most formidable regulatory agency in the world, establishing food labeling, making considerable progress in the battle against the tobacco interests and winning in several confrontations with industry giants.

He thrust Justice Kennedy to the court's center and has reshaped the future of American law.

Thulani has reshaped his resource base in returning to the clinic and as his story reveals he has few assets in the community in which he lives.