Still others remove the propellant from captured tank and artillery rounds, which is then repurposed in the rebels' arms.
In Wayne and Gerardine Hemingway's home, sofas are made from the designers' former boat – first restored for sailing, then shipwrecked, then repurposed into furniture.
He's not really serious, but he wonders if trying to rescue them and then repurpose them might make a nifty game.
He has been Bobby-in-the morning on "Mike and Mike" on ESPN radio, which is simulcast on ESPN2, then repurposed on other shows during the day.
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Watch this scene (one of hundreds of possible examples) in which two characters contemplate their romantic futures: That's pure Sorkin Sound, the entire conversation consisting of perhaps six or seven words — "temporarily," "O.K.," "break up," "no," "it does," "Seattle" — deconstructed and then repurposed in every sentence combination possible.
The collaboration was then repurposed into producing an extended play.
Then, repurpose the heck out of it: Build each piece once, but then use it many times.
