Sentence examples for redesigned into from inspiring English sources

The house, named Helton House to honor the former director, was redesigned into teaching studios, and parking spaces were added.

But Dennis McClung's pool, in the Phoenix suburb of Mesa, has been redesigned into a survivalist refuge of an entirely different sort.

"Over the course of the year, 39 projects left the oversight programme due to completion, being redesigned into other projects or, in a few cases, being halted.

Hartford High was redesigned into four academies: the law and government academy; the nursing academy; the engineering academy; and an academy for ninth graders, each with about 400 students.

A concrete helipad will be demolished and vast expanses of surface parking for 2,200 cars, minimal landscaping and an unpreposessing entrance to the property will be redesigned into a parklike setting by Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum P.C. of New York, serving as landscape architects.

Originally built by Japanese colonialists as a shrine and residence for visiting emperors, the verdant hilltop facility has been redesigned into a jail, run by the police, with barred windows and doors and barbed wire fences surrounding the "secure" zone, which on a recent day held 373 men and 245 women in crowded bunk halls.

It's also easy to see why John C. Bogle, founder and retired chief executive of the Vanguard Group, described 401 k)'s as "a thrift plan that we've tried to redesign into a retirement plan".

DFC focuses on the carefully considered integration of new (or redesigned) parts/products into the control system structures that are used to plan and control the manufacture and assembly of products.

So the entire test might have to be redesigned to take into account what 60 is supposed to represent.

Doctors recognized that patients were dying needlessly, and about eight years ago, the system was redesigned to take into account the severity of illness.

Mr. Cordell and Mark Kaestner, Hampton's director of product development and service, put the idea of redesigned clock radios into the new upgrade project, which also includes better-quality bedding, free high-speed Internet access, plusher towels, higher-quality showers and improved free breakfasts, including the choice of a hot breakfast or a cold takeout breakfast to go.