Sentence examples for reshaping itself from inspiring English sources

The industry is reshaping itself in other ways, too.

Janet Alshouse, its vice-president of news distribution, says it has no intention of reshaping itself for a British audience.

Today, the broadcast environment has been completely transformed, yet the BBC has survived, reshaping itself to fit a digital landscape.

Levin resigned in 2002, and Time Warner has spent the ensuing decade reshaping itself and slimming down.

The alliance is reshaping itself along the lines laid out by the United States in Prague last year.

With the UKFC out of the way, the BFI can now set about reshaping itself on its own terms.

The wing can reshape itself as it flies, allowing for the system to swing up as it lands like a bird approaching its perch.

His fluffy white beard had reshaped itself.

Most analysts laud Kodak's efforts to reshape itself.

It was a reminder that the Party will subtly reshape itself, in the nominee's image.

The brain, plastic even into adulthood, reshapes itself to fit a new reality.