Artists like Bad Blueprints, Hateplow, and Time-Cop: you should be ashamed of yourselves for transforming the staple of American barbecues, 50s diners, and fast food icons into disguistingly eyeballed creatures, fossils, and wormholes through time and space.
From a "retro" and "Mad Men" garment, the dress was transformed into a wardrobe staple, to the benefit of women and those who get pleasure from gazing at them.
In the 70s, Calabrian immigrant Louis Tudda bought the store from Greenberg and transformed it into a staple for local Italian families; current owner Rob Kaufelt took over in 1991 and added another revamp, bringing in gourmet varieties and adding speciality foods such as Niman Ranch charcuterie.
Other top kitchens followed suit, starting with doughnuts and then strip-mining the entire breakfast menu, transforming greasy-spoon staples into minutely detailed desserts.
His eating habits have been transformed, too: fried foods were once a staple of his diet, but no more.
A flapper-style fringe melded with modern Parisian silhouettes: Akris created a smoking suit; Dries Van Noten transformed a champagne confection into a daytime staple; and Ann Demeulemeester kept things light with an ombre effect.
Since becoming pastor in 1994, Father Penzes had, according to many parishioners and other members of the clergy, hoisted the parish out of debt and transformed a sleepy neighborhood church into a vibrant staple of life in Lynbrook.
CHEVROLET Long a nasty, brutish staple of rental fleets, the Impala will be transformed into a modern, shapely large sedan for 2014, though consumers cannot buy it until spring 2013.
In other words, the gallery has been transformed into a carnivalesque madhouse featuring an installation made of the all American staple fabric: blue jeans. .
Using digital filters, Ehsaei transformed Valdez's mournful trumpet notes and Valdés's double-sided batá drum a staple of Afro-Cuban religious music into jagged metal edges.
