Sentence examples similar to remold the framework from inspiring English sources

He has no drive to remold the technology industry; he is no Bill Gates, no Larry Ellison.

A new cohesiveness, a oneness, was going to remold the character of American citizenry.

Mr. Xi told President Obama in California this month that he was determined to remold the Chinese economy.

Thibodeau would try to remold the Knicks into Van Gundy's every-game-is-the-end-of-the-world image.

So McNally has to remold the right side of the line, using Ian Allen at tackle and Tam Hopkins at guard.

Many progressives believed the unsettled world of their day offered the United States a chance to remold the international system into something better.

Ballmer, in response, struggled to remold the software company into one that would sell devices and the services that powered them.

Most also concluded that the age of mass political campaigns as an instrument to remold the thinking of the public was past.

Either way, Murdoch's moves to remold the Journal will pose a more serious competitive threat for the Times, which held an uneventful shareholders' meeting Tuesday.

And these choices in turn help to remold the external world in a dynamic feedback loop of unraveling possibility.

The effort to remold the Los Angeles basin with freeways after World War II held sway for years.