Sentence examples for transform dead from inspiring English sources

Both seek to transform dead urban areas into lively public forums, employing powerful architectural expressions of a democratic ideal.

These are the Mesozoic Early Cenozoic tectonically active Tethys Sea to the north, the Oligo-Miocene Gulf of Suez rifted basin to the west, and the Late Miocene to recent transform Dead Sea Gulf of Aqaba rift to the east.

My attempt to survey the literature about this ethical gray area turned up nearly zilch, so I decided the only thing left for me to do was to go hunting and see just how difficult it would be to transform dead animal skin into haute couture.

My attempt to survey the literature about this ethical grey area turned up nearly zilch, so I decided the only thing left for me to do was to go hunting and see just how difficult it would be to transform dead animal skin into haute couture.

These include opening new areas, transforming dead grassy areas to bright green fields, or activating wind turbines.

There's a lot of great things you can do with a dead animal, but it takes a special kind of recluse to transform a dead brown bear into wall art.

Residents are working to transform the dead park, a symbol of the neighborhood's struggles with drug violence, into an inviting new entrance to their community.

And Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said: "A win will transform the Dead Sea as one of the leading tourism sites in the world, contributing not only to us, but to other countries in the region, promoting regional cooperation".

Mayer, in contrast, promised — or maybe threatened — to transform the Dead into a heartthrob's backing band for nightly renditions of "Your Body Is a Wonderland".

The group, based at the government-financed Riken Brain Science Institute in Wako, Japan, has created an inexpensive chemical cocktail that transforms dead biological tissue from a colored mass into what looks like translucent jelly.

Likely the largest of its kind in the world, his Center's 80 researchers and PhD students are developing and sharing knowledge about how to transform a dead-end agricultural path, i.e. industrial agriculture, into biodiversity-rich farming that regenerates local economies and ecologies.