Sentence examples for is being repurposed from inspiring English sources

The coaster was originally the 'Air' roller coaster at Alton Towers, and is being repurposed through the simple application of VR headsets.

This Tie Fighter is currently next to our hermit crab cage, untouched, while Poe Dameron's X-Wing is regularly strafing Storm Troopers and the rest of the Lego is being repurposed into bases, houses, and Minecraft adventures.

With top entries from Sigala, Calvin Harris, and Galantis, "dance music" is more popular than ever, yet the term is being repurposed, as is the music itself.

Politics is like a big ugly rude guest who comes to the party and demands that the celebration, whatever it is, be repurposed as a birthday party for him.

Along the railroad tracks, massive brick factories are being repurposed as office spaces and subdivided lofts.

They are being repurposed as art studios, biotechnology laboratories and radio stations.

Natural gas exports are growing and terminals built to hold imported supplies are being repurposed for international sales.

The city's most interesting district is Kalamaja, a creative neighbourhood where abandoned spaces are being repurposed.

So far, the iPad has a big lead on other tablets that are being repurposed as cash registers, although companies like GoPago are promoting alternatives that use Google's Android technology.

Similarly, Kodak left behind an industrial infrastructure that may never be duplicated, 1,200 acres that once employed more than 30,000 people and that are being repurposed as Eastman Business Park, where half the 6,200 employees still work for Kodak and half work for 35 other companies located on the site.

4-8 New Station Street, 0113 242 0275, friendsofham.com A 15-minute walk from the train station, in a former industrial zone where the warehouses are being repurposed as offices and studio spaces, this site is home to the Northern Monk Brewery Co and, on the first floor, a ruggedly handsome tap room.