Sentence examples for repurposing from from inspiring English sources

For the past few years, they have collected many such case studies of "upcycling" and repurposing from around the world on the Superuse website, an open source database "where recycling meets design" – from a children's train made of oil barrels to a mobile container pizzeria.

Thus, the value of repurposing from an industry perspective for currently marketed, branded, or generic drugs will often be marginal due to limited patent life.

The storage bins are repurposed from ammunition containers.

Her hair was short yet unwieldy, and her dress looked repurposed from some weird drapes.

Chvrches themselves are part of this timeline, having been repurposed from rather earnest raw materials.

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Those papers, each representing another case, most for drugs, are everywhere, overflowing huge plastic boxes repurposed from the US Postal Service.

"A season for joy, a season for sorrow," Sting croons on "Mercury Falling," one of two originals repurposed from previous albums.

Its drumbeats, repurposed from old soul and funk records, had turned into a sound bed for boasts, taunts, and street poetry.

With blazers in a pliable spandex, with long knits, fluid pants and skirts repurposed from parachutes, you can't really say this collection was all about sports.

It's probably worth three times the $3 billion Dish paid, after regulators allowed it to be repurposed from satellite use to cellular.