Sentence examples for reshaped it into from inspiring English sources

The agency Kessler inherited in 1990 was beleaguered and underfinanced after the Reagan 80's; within four years of taking office, he had reshaped it into the most formidable regulatory agency in the world, establishing food labeling, making considerable progress in the battle against the tobacco interests and winning in several confrontations with industry giants.

He absorbed what he heard from the likes of Dorsey and Bing Crosby and reshaped it into something of his own - something that often became different when he was 72 than it had been when he was 22 or 42 and something that had to satisfy him first if he were going to sell it to the world.

In March 1999 Ko's UAL bought DVB and began to reshape it into its present form.

Enrico, who took over as CEO in April 1996 after a long career at the company, can take credit for hauling PepsiCo away from its troubles and reshaping it into a more focused business.

He has devoted decades and untold sums of money to outfitting its distinctive topography with tunnels, rooms and skyscapes, reshaping it into an earthwork-cum-naked-eye-observatory that has pharaonic overtones.

As an octogenarian longtime reader of The Times, I thank Arthur Ochs Sulzberger for reshaping it into today's engaging forms.

But with permission of the landowner a local resident took it over, intending to clean and reshape it into his vision of a perfect garden.

Fresh off an impressive performance at the Olympics, Varejao is experiencing a most unlikely career apex, taking a game once rooted in the rudimentary and reshaping it into one of the league's most formidable two-way threats.

One can argue that the most potent expression of that admiration would have been to leave "Miss Lonelyhearts" the novel alone, not laboriously twist and reshape it into something it was never intended to be.

Capitalism has been through something of an existential crisis these past five years, but this difficult time, while challenging, has given us the opportunity to reshape it into a stronger, more sustainable form.

He said then that the government expected John McDougall, a petroleum engineer appointed NRC president in 2010, to reshape it into an industry-driven organization.