Sentence examples for repositioned it from inspiring English sources

Repositioned it as a money-management training program, it had more of an eager audience.

By 2009, this woolly mammoth of internet archaeology had been acquired by Malaysian e-payments provider MOL Global, which repositioned it as a social network for online gamers.

But that characterisation is no longer as accurate because  behind a cheery façade party leader Nigel Farage has repositioned it as a far more potent political force.

He proudly notes that it is still used as an adjective to describe the best of the best: "When we acquired it, we repositioned it at the top end of the industry and invested heavily".

But that state remains under an economic boycott led by the N.A.A.C.P., because rather than removing the battle flag entirely, the lawmakers, in a compromise, repositioned it to a spot in front of the Statehouse.

He hitched his body off the ground, repositioned it so that his back was almost horizontal to the floor beneath him, and with full extension of his right leg kicked it over his head beyond the startled goalkeeper Jaime Panedo.

Since taking control of Whitby, the city has changed its focus, repositioning it primarily as a restaurant rather than as a site for private parties.

This quote further illustrates the shift in how he employs the Highest Good, rejecting its earlier motivational role, and repositioning it as, rather, an architectonic principle for practical reason.

He ordered the party to end its obsession with Europe and tried to reposition it as the party of the environment and the NHS, as well as recruiting more women and candidates from ethnic minorities to winnable seats.

The company recently undertook a massive restructuring designed to reposition it as China's largest entertainment company and leverage its access to the online games market, reportedly the country's largest source of online revenues.

"I love the clip because you can reposition it".