Sentence examples for repurposed with from inspiring English sources

To be ready for moments like those, I've been grilling more than I need for just one meal, reveling in the convenience of a fridge stocked with cold, tasty meat to be repurposed with a minimum of fuss.

Meanwhile, other scientists cloned new anti-H.I.V. antibodies found in the blood of infected people, so the grant was "repurposed" with a different goal: to inject genes that code for these new antibodies into muscle cells.

"We wanted to show the collective power these domestic objects can have when grabbed and repurposed with political intent," says Gavin Grindon, co-curator of Disobedient Objects, an exhibition that gathers together tools of protest from around the world.

The Detroit Land Bank Authority, charged with managing the city's tax-foreclosed properties, will have the responsibility of maintaining "tens of thousands of vacant lots until they can be repurposed, with no funding to do so," the report states.

A popular Web site like the Huffington Post not only posts Obama news and feature stories from the Times and other newspapers, all repurposed with snappier, more left-leaning headlines; it also posts slide shows provided by White House photographers, to give readers their fix of inside-the-White House images.

The interest in this Administration is through the roof". A popular Web site like the Huffington Post not only posts Obama news and feature stories from the Times and other newspapers, all repurposed with snappier, more left-leaning headlines; it also posts slide shows provided by White House photographers, to give readers their fix of inside-the-White House images.

He solicited beats and backing tracks from friends, and he trolled the Internet for instrumentals to popular songs that he could repurpose with his own melodies and lyrics.

There are snatches, like the first few counts of "August Twelve," that are sequenced so deliberately it's as if someone had already shuffled the track through a sampler and lifted the best bits, repurposing with a purpose.

Started in 2013, "Repurpose with Purpose" involves turning discarded materials into useful products.

"Project Runway All Stars" contestant Irina Shabayeva worked with Rethreaded, a nonprofit and partner in Southwest Airlines' "Repurpose with Purpose" initiative.

"Project Runway All Stars" contestant Irina Shabayeva (right) visits ReThreaded, a nonprofit partnering in Southwest Airlines' "Repurpose with Purpose" initiative.