Sentence examples for repurpose for from inspiring English sources

Weiland sings "I'm not dead and I'm not for sale" in the chorus, a lyric he would later repurpose for the title of his 2012 memoir.

It could also potentially be something that Facebook would repurpose for a Facebook experience on its Oculus Rift or other virtual reality headsets.

The Wari state controlled most of the Peruvian highlands and coast, integrating disparate cultures and building a network of roads that the Inca would later repurpose for their own empire.

She added that eventually, the goal is to land and re-launch on the same day — the Falcon 9 rocket used here took about four months to repurpose for reuse, she added.

Who knows what other traits we can repurpose for a new Humanism?

There's more: NSW secured from the directors an agreement "to provide NSW with the entire catalogue of raw footage to repurpose for the Navy's own use following the release of the movie," according to the Ethos article.

Any word can be repurposed for contempt.

Pillowcases and old towels are repurposed for cleaning rags and a few years back, old curtains repurposed for tote bags were sold for charity.

An old gardening gag, say, can be repurposed for a volume on composting.

The remains of those buildings were repurposed for the new parkland.

These poems are full of old vocabularies now repurposed for commercial use.