His dealmaking has made the Woodbury, N.Y.-based Cablevision a $2 billion company and has transformed it from its roots in cable television systems to an entertainment conglomerate.
Martin Fredmann, its artistic director, has transformed it from an international gaggle of disparate dancers into a true company.
In the last decade the flourishing advances in endovascular techniques expanded the scope of its application and have transformed it from a rescue procedure to a first-line treatment as recommended by many authors [ 28, 42, 48– 51].
Sirte is a place of deep symbolic significance – not for its bloated architecture, but because Muammar Gaddafi transformed it from an obscure fishing village into a second capital.
He transformed it from a maker of ploughshares into a plumbing business.
Design tools not only automate this process but have transformed it from a sequential to a concurrent process.
Though the occasional garbage strike sends the city back to 19th century stink levels, the DSNY's help has transformed it from an aspiring dump to a habitable metropolis.
The Broadway producers Lawrence Langner and Armina Marshall, who were married and living in nearby Easton, had transformed it from an old red barn in an apple orchard.
But Seurat transformed it from a motif into a world, or rather a world stage, to use the metaphor evoked by the curators.
Murdoch induced her to sell the Post to him, and he transformed it from a dull liberal paper into a racy conservative one.
Jacob S. Rogers's out-of-the-blue five-million-dollar bequest to the Metropolitan, in 1903, transformed it from a struggling institution into an art-world colossus.
