Sentence examples for reconstitute them from inspiring English sources

"Our goal was to take that D.N.A. and reconstitute them to new platforms," he said.

Most have long been abandoned, and recent attempts to reconstitute them have failed.Why the recent sharp rise in prices, then?

Clearly, it would be an inexcusable mistake to reconstitute them as private companies in anything close to their prior form.

Consequently, a generation of cookbooks taught homemakers to hide leftovers in sandwiches, disguise them with garnishes, bury them in sauces and reconstitute them as new entrees.

In his translator's note, Ken writes: "The act of translation involves breaking down one piece of work in one language and ferrying the pieces across a gulf to reconstitute them into a new work in another language.

The retrospective's organizers — Elisabeth Sussman, curator of photography at the Whitney, and Lynn Zelevansky, the director of the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh — have made little attempt to reconstitute them, and this was wise.

Securities firms, under pressure, unwound the notes and reconstituted them as old-fashioned fixed-rate bonds.

He took clothes apart and reconstituted them in ways that challenged preconceptions about how we should dress.

It certainly didn't stop Verdi, who used the bare bones of his beloved Shakespearean plays and reconstituted them with powerful Italian melodrama.

He expressed support for the idea of radically restructuring the bottom 1percentt of schools in the country, possibly by closing and reconstituting them.

He turned landscapes by Corot and Courbet into a kind of folk art by reconstituting them entirely from yards of unbroken string.