In the next 10 years, the Saudis spent more than $100 million to reshape their image in Washington.
They might not have another game this season in which they do that, but by doing so now, they can try to reshape their image.
Once girls reshape their image of leadership, they are then able to integrate this into their own personal sense of identity.
The dramatic change was interpreted as an attempt to match efforts by her fellow Potter stars to reshape their images for the adult world.
So at age 50, Stallone appears to be joining the likes of Schwarzenegger and Steven Seagal, who are also scrambling to reshape their images.
The Nets reshaped their image last summer with the acquisition of Joe Johnson (four years, $89.3 million) and the signings of Deron Williams (five years, $98.8 million), Brook Lopez (four years, $60.8 million) and Gerald Wallace (four years, $40 million).
In 1963 the group, now called the Ronettes, teamed with producer Phil Spector, who reshaped their image (incorporating the beehive hairdos that soon became characteristic of the girl-group genre) and applied his dense "wall of sound" production style to the trio's music.
The first generation of "Digital Natives" – children who were born into and raised in the digital world – are coming of age, and soon our world will be reshaped in their image.
With their emergence as the predominant source of activity and profits, high-frequency traders have become the new masters of the Wall Street universe, reshaping financial markets in their image, just like the junk bond kingpins, corporate raiders and private equity powerhouses who reigned before them.
They control one of the world's great companies, which they're using to reshape capitalism, and politics, in their image.
The brothers control one of the world's great companies, which they're using to reshape capitalism, and politics, in their image.
