Sentence examples for reshape them into from inspiring English sources

By the time I get the Joy of Cooking slices out of the fridge, it's all I can do to reshape them into bread form.

The plan is a desperate effort to avoid being sent to Japan's Industrial Revitalisation Corporation, which was set up last year to take bad borrowers away from the banks and reshape them into something (hopefully) more sensible.

Beautiful Boy wants to reframe addiction narratives – to reshape them into something closer to reality, so that they may contribute positively to the real world conversation on the topic.

VanderMeulen shipped them to a New York City shoemaker who cut off the soles and toes and reshaped them into 25's.

Winterson's cast share the names of the historical protagonists, though she has reshaped them into fictional characters – even Shakespeare is given a cameo.

He took what had been disparate, disorganized terrorist groups and reshaped them into a disciplined and immensely ambitious organization, Al Qaeda, with the singular goal of waging jihad on the West in general and the United States in particular.

In a pan in which he once fluxed pewter ingots     for moulds of Napoleonic grenadiers     he melted commemorative sovereigns     and erstwhile embargoed Krugerrands,     reshaped them into bracelet-charm warhorses     and bulls: offerings for minor toy-town deities.

Microstructural analyses showed that the electric sparking ablated the 'hard' amorphous shells from the CNTs in the film and reshaped them into nanosize particles.

Ban Ki-moon, the former United Nation's Secretary General, has said, "It is time for global action on resilience and risk reduction that not only anticipate and absorb climate risks, but also reshapes them into an opportunity for safer sustainable development".

This Ławski calls "ivy-like imagination", comparing Słowacki's approach to that of an ivy, growing around works of others and reshaping them into new forms in a sophisticated literary game.

Aside from that, both jungle and grime are inherently British, taking US influence and reshaping them into something completely idiosyncratic; urban music that UK youth can take ownership of without any sour taste of plagiarism lingering in their mouth.