Sentence examples for reinvent something from inspiring English sources

"In our case we thought we just had to reinvent something".

"We wanted to reinvent something familiar," says Ely, "recognising that lifestyles have changed".

Now, Mr. Weinstein and his business partners are scrambling to reinvent something else: the Weinstein Company.

"Why reinvent something that's already good?" Gabriel Fowler, the owner of Desert Island, a small-press comics shop around the corner, expressed similar dismay.

If you don't go back and check on a regular basis, those things begin to decay, and you end up constantly having to reinvent something that you already did.

With the generosity of a winner, Mr. Bezos told the crowd at the event that "when you decide you're going to reinvent something that has been around for five centuries, you are rightly going to receive some skepticism".

It's like reinventing something that's already perfect".

With the Nest Protect [smoke alarm] we are reinventing something that is incredibly frustrating for most people.

Both qualities are prized by MoMA, especially "economy" in a time of recession and environmental crisis, when reinventing something that's under-used seems much smarter than designing something new.

He was reinventing something: himself.

Janet Maslin of The New York Times wrote, "Mr. Burton invests awe-inspiring ingenuity into the process of reinventing something very small".