Sentence examples similar to restyled around from inspiring English sources

When the season was going down the drain with Kyle Orton, the Broncos went with a quarterback few were sure could throw — Tim Tebow — and restyled their offense around him.

Londoners fretted about the strain on the transport network and swore at the restrictions on the roads (restyled as Olympic lanes) that ease the route of games' officials around the city.

Perhaps one day the Moneyball approach to sports tactics will be restyled into psychological profiling.

What starts as malice ends as passion: self-importance is restyled as nobility.

"Restyled as Real Estate Trust, Varied Businesses Avoid Taxes" (front page, April 22) was long on sensation, but missing a few essential facts.

There is a tradition of fur being handed down and restyled through generations, rather less so with fast fashion substitutes.

And, in time, this argument came to be restyled by Jesus' gentile followers as an attack upon Jews per se.

The front end has been restyled to give the Discovery a closer resemblance to the Range Rover.

Tests revealed, among other things, that in the repainting, Jesus's curly red hair was restyled as black and straight.

They stuck with a basic design that has led the market since 1983 and was last restyled in the mid-1990's.

Gorky Park is being restyled with the input of the Strelka Institute for Media, Architecture and Design, a nonprofit venture financed by Alexander Mamut, an oligarch with a taste for contemporary culture.