Sentence examples for make themselves new from inspiring English sources

Passing pipers cut some reeds to make themselves new pipes.

Hasn't this always been the place where exiles and fugitives, ex-dictators and ex-astronauts -- ex-everyones -- come to erase the past and make themselves new again?

In the digital era, the pressure is constantly on for brands to feature new faces each season, the better to make themselves look new, too.

Also, at a time when major symphony orchestras are struggling to make themselves relevant to a new generation, Mr. Masur has not been an experimenter.

The Greeks were just as complex and distinctive as James was, and as the Irish are, but those qualities don't make themselves felt in the new book.

It's a positively nutty and disappointing end to a show that already had all the darkness it needed in comic scenes of adults willing to make themselves foolish to make new friends.

Without such openness, he said, fund managers risk losing public trust and making themselves "the new investment bankers".

If all goes according to plan, the lymph nodes make themselves at home in their new location and connect with lymph vessels and start doing their job, filtering waste and draining fluid that has accumulated in the arm.

Analysts argue that while it would create political uncertainty, Tsipras has every interest in calling a snap election, before the punishing terms of the new bailout make themselves felt.

Rather than reflecting on themselves and making themselves familiar with newer communication skills, GPs shift the blame of failing on an inappropriate system or other extrinsic factors (e.g. cultural and social problems).

In fiction older writers came out with new work, mid-career writers set off in new directions, and new voices made themselves heard.