Sentence examples for repurpose itself from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brown also offered a rather frank assessment of the church's prospects if it did not repurpose itself: "Strip mall".

A more ambitious athletic program is part of Loyola's plan to repurpose itself, and W. Grace Calhoun, appointed last month after John Planek was forced out as athletic director in January, is in charge of the upgrade.

An entire establishment of national security repurposed itself.

It repurposes itself, and manifests in so many aspects of this life.

Repurposing and reinventing itself over the years, Astoria really is "the little town that could".

An ancient vase graffitied with the Coca-Cola script becomes a reflection of an inevitable adaptation marked by freedom, old wooden stools become a choir of song and dance from long ago, a Ming dynasty column melds into an antique table to create an intimate corner to think in, half of a Chinese Table repurposes by propping itself against a wall.

The plane itself was repurposed for Porta Estel·lar by Eduardo Cajal, who has been hosting concerts, projection mapping shows, and other art experiences in the vehicle since 2005.

But Kismet never really took off, and as the location-based trend itself died down, the team decided to repurpose the technology for mobile messaging with Blink.

"We needed to repurpose the space".

I was always trying to repurpose things.

Others simply repurpose their child's room.