Sentence examples for to transform something from inspiring English sources

Four main areas need particular attention: culture, products, funding and the cost of operations.The cultural challenge is to transform something that started as charity into a proper business.

Looking around Witanhurst, he was taken aback: "It was quite daunting, really, to think that you're going to have to transform something like that".

The other houses had been fixed up, but the one in Edgemont won them over in part because it needed work and they wanted to transform something.

A small scallop of ham and a half-dozen leaves of tarragon also helped to transform something that might have been banal into a work of aspic art.

"Maybe we can use them for solar panels to generate electricity for Los Angeles, to transform something that's been devastating for our land and water into something that can generate revenue for your family, for your kids".

Is it possible, to transform something that is perceived and experienced as endlessly changing?

Increasingly, the value of tech is not coming as much from the pure tech side, and much more from people who deeply understand who to take it and transform something.

That, perhaps, is the challenge the royals have failed to accept: how do you transform something that is distant and revered into something more familiar without loss of respect?

With each new innovation, we get closer to completely transforming something that we all take for granted.

Dialogue in a religious context means a willingness to be transformed, something easier said than done.

But they are also emblematic of something bigger: how industry is trying to transform into something cleaner and greener.