Sentence examples for to reshape it from inspiring English sources

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

Xu Zhimo, Wade-Giles romanization Hsü Chih-mo, original name Xu Zhangxu, courtesy names (zi) Yousen and (later) Zhimo (born January 15 , 1897 Xiashi, Zhejiang province, China died November 19 , 1931 Tai'an, Shandong province) Chinese poet who strove to loosen Chinese poetry from its traditional forms and to reshape it under the influences of Western poetry and the vernacular Chinese language.

And the way to do this, in her opinion, is to borrow the language of television and movies that has become our visual lingua franca, with its color and speed and sensuality, then to reshape it profoundly — to let it wander off square screens and into the world, to heighten its color, to scramble the feeling of distance it gives us that simultaneously brings comfort and a kind of powerlessness.

Not to transcend it or to reshape it but to be consumed by it, to thrive within its merciless structure.

We had to reshape it because of the location.

This week a group of wise men he assembled released a plan to reshape it.

Toward that end, officials say that Ashton B. Carter, the deputy defense secretary, plans to convene a panel of experts to conduct a crash review of the current national military strategy with an eye to reshaping it to fit the new budget constraints.

As it looks to reshape its strategy, speeding up the monitoring of cargo planes would seem an obvious place to start.

"St Thomas's martyrdom reminds us what can happen when the state seeks to dominate religious belief and reshape it to its own ends, to its own selection of values.

That year, belatedly, UEFA called in consultants, to help reshape it for the newly rich and complex world of European football.

As president, he could get to quickly reshape it — and the economic conditions that central bank policymakers will be facing.