Sentence examples for reshaped for from inspiring English sources

So the 22-year-old television reporter recently traveled from a coastal province to a private hospital in downtown Beijing to have it reshaped — for about $6,000.

"It's important to understand that the Xolobeni mining lease area does not impeach [on] pristine coastal dunes, [and] rehabilitation will leave the land reshaped for arable farming use.

If a 400-year-old play can be reshaped for today's audiences, then why not earlier 20th-century texts by Lawrence?

She has done it successfully with "Ugly Betty," the Colombian telenovela reshaped for an American audience into the hit ABC show, for which she is executive producer.

The landscape has been reshaped for the few who do winter sports rather than the many who can, well, walk on a snowshoe.

Oldest of all is Nemesis, a piece handed down from Emperor Hadrian's favourite musician, with its tribute to the "dark-eyed daughter of justice" reshaped for modern times.

In the language of the news release that the company issued on June 26, it is "reshaping for a leaner economy".

Cranio-orbital reshaping for anterior cranial-vault deformities associated with craniosynostosis traditionally relies on the surgeon's subjective estimate of the shape and appearance of a normal forehead.

In the language of the news release that the company issued on June 26, it is "reshaping for a leaner economy". Translated into English, it is desperate.

The company also owns 247 Water Street, a 150-year-old building it restored in 1992 for its headquarters and is now reshaping, for $600,000, into five apartments.

The sea is vast, it dwarfs us, it is unknowable; by throwing a stone into the waves you feel part of it, even its author, as if you are reshaping, for a second, this timeless spectacle.