The phrase "reshape life" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to change or transform one's life in a significant way. Example: After a tumultuous year, Sarah decided to reshape her life and start over in a new city.
They have reshaped life on bases across Iraq and Afghanistan.
"Art consists of reshaping life, but it does not create life, nor cause life.
Hanley acknowledged that his research had a few basic problems as a template for reshaping life spans.
He appealed his penalty for testing positive for steroids and adjusted to his reshaped life as an aspiring professional football player and a fitness entrepreneur.
Closed to non-Mormons, it symbolizes the tension that has reshaped life in what was until recently a typical Midwestern town.
Long before Prospero says "We are such stuff as dreams are made on," Plummer depicts this eloquent intellectual as a man observing and then reshaping life into imaginative flights.
The wave of grim discoveries — the third serial-killer murders involving prostitutes on Long Island in more than 20 years — has shocked residents, and reshaped life in what are typically tranquil beach communities.
But even if less noticed than major acts of eco-sabotage like the recent fire at a University of Washington genetics research laboratory, the vandalism has quietly reshaped life for many small businesses, forcing a need for safety measures that would have once been unthinkable.
A12 Mideast Conflict Reshapes Life Israelis and Palestinians have tried to resist letting violence alter their lives, but changes have been forced upon them in the time since Sept. 29, 2000, when a confrontation that turned deadly initiated a new wave of conflict.
