Sentence examples for transform the new from inspiring English sources

They permit us to collect, process, store, and transform the new precious raw material of our age: information.

In part, the administration is demonising insurers in an effort to transform the new health law from an electoral liability into an asset.

Some $5 million has been raised to purchase the property, and up to $25 million more will be needed to transform the new terrain.

Only his son, Frederick William I, and his grandson, Frederick II the Great, were able to exploit Prussia's enhanced position to the full and transform the new kingdom into a great European power.

Finally, by backing Adolphe Thiers, who was elected provisional head of government by the National Assembly of 1871, against royalists and Bonapartists, he helped transform the new regime into a parliamentary republic.

Jefferson lost no detail of his travels as he tried to transform the new American society through architecture into a cultural power that would hold its own and even sometimes surpass the Old World.

Since Tronc bought the ailing tabloid from Mr. Zuckerman in September 2017 — for a reported $1; yes, one dollar — the company has been working to transform The News into something more digital.

In 2013, Chivu transformed the New Ohio Theater's stage into Christmas-time in New Orleans with Mink Stole and Penny Arcade with an inspired production of Williams's late play The Mutilated.

Similarly, although the conquests themselves were marked by carnage and by the destruction of Hindu and Buddhist sites, India soon embraced and transformed the new arrivals.

Mrs. White is credited with having transformed The New Yorker from a humor magazine into the purveyor of much of the best writing in the country.

At the same time, as chief explicator of the new Constitution -- he composed 51 of the 85 Federalist Papers -- he transformed the new charter from dead parchment to startling life.