Sentence examples for it's repackaged from inspiring English sources

But at the end of a long shift, even a doctor might fancy going to the cinema (screenwriters are passionate students of Aristotle's Poetics, even when it's repackaged as a modern writing course) or slumping in front of EastEnders (whose new executive producer, Sean O'Connor, is an Aeschylus fan).

OneSpot customers can pipe all of their content into the system, then it's repackaged into standard banner ads, which are distributed across a larger network.

Some of the more psychedelic tunes from this "Anadolu pop" era have recently seen a revival of interest with a series of compilation albums including re-edit master Bariş K's Istanbul 70, while Bağcan has been sampled by rapper Mos Def, but the music was often shorn of its political context when it was repackaged for Western audiences.

During spermatid nuclear elongation in most animals, the paternal DNA is stripped of its conventional histones, and it is repackaged with special histone-like proteins known as protamines.

The virus ends up in a larger organelle called a caveosome, where it is repackaged for the final journey to the cell's mission control center: the nucleus.

Before it was repackaged in 1980 as I Spit on Your Grave, Meir Zarchi's infamous 1978 film was originally titled Day of the Woman.

Remnants of it were repackaged into the Venator Group, but even those stores would be closed.

"Is it being repackaged in the back of a '57 Buick in a parking lot somewhere?" Mr. Chappell asked.

"Cronocaos" was first shown at the 2010 architecture biennale in Venice, the ultimate example of what can happen to an aged city when it is repackaged for tourists.

For example, much of the oil produced in Spain is trucked to Italy, where it is repackaged legally as "Italian" oil.

"I used to ferry miraa (khat) from Maua to Nairobi four times a week using 27 Toyota Hilux trucks, where it was repackaged for export.