Sentence examples for transform a new from inspiring English sources

It takes almost a decade to transform a new recruit into a fully-fledged partner (and even longer if you keep losing your brightest people to multinationals).

There's a revolution coming to schools across England, one designed to transform a new generation's prospects in the digital age.

By combing AF and Radon transform, a new LFM-signal detection method called Radon-ambiguity transform has been established [6].

Their work (Spivey, 1990, 2001; Spivey & King, 1989) has revealed that writers transform a new representation of meaning through three processes: (a) selecting relevant content from sources, (b) organising the content according to the writing goals, and (c) connecting the content from various sources and generating links between these ideas.

I like to think I will be transformed, a new sense of priorities, an end to procrastination.

Roeg intercuts post-coital glimpses of the pair with shots of their writhing bodies, showing them glowing, transformed, a new intimacy between them.

By the end of the 1990s, Evora's life was transformed: a new Ford, a young relation as driver and a grandiose new house, albeit in the street she grew up in.

And it gives Mr. Pitt, who hurtles through the movie, a chance to scat like a juiced-up Ella Fitzgerald, working his phones and seemingly every other general manager in the country, as he transforms a new baseball philosophy into action.

As the major estates transformed, a new economic grouping, the gentry, became evident, many of them benefiting from the opportunities of the farming system.

It's a horticultural combination of "Project Runway" meets "American Idol," and it's supposed to transform a New York brand from "Breakfast at Tiffany's" into "Sex and the City".

Taken together, the recommendations would transform a New York institution that had fallen behind others in the seafaring world and been victimized in part by its own insular culture, in which tradition and practice trumped formal procedures and innovations adopted elsewhere.