Sentence examples for transforming the face from inspiring English sources

That settlement led to predictions, both dire and hopeful, that the trial bar would use its newfound financial clout to go after a host of other industries, transforming the face of American capitalism.

He borrows elements of movies and photographs, then simplifies them into subtly disconcerting abstractions — transforming the face of an actor, for instance, into a disembodied nose that floats above a sea of bright blue.

Big companies like Chesapeake and lesser-known outfits like Quicksilver Resources and Exco Resources were able to supercharge their growth with the global financing, transforming the face of energy in this country.

Second Life Online marking is part of a package of new technology that is transforming the face of distance education, from Royal Mail-reliant correspondence courses to online, interactive learning.

Even devout sceptics, however, would be hard pushed to deny the (often Chinese) concrete reality of new buildings and bridges, roads and railways transforming the face of the continent.

After transforming the face of British education with failing free schools, substandard academies and a "neo-victorian" primary school curriculum, the saviour of British education Michael Gove now believes he has found the answer to attracting more young entrepreneurs to London: All the "hot sex" on offer.

It is the latest effort by Ms. Burden to transform the face of New York.

Ironically, Obama may transform the face and spirit of a nation, without dramatically changing the substance of its policies.

"I can see that this model has the potential to transform the face of primary care in Scotland," she said in an interview at the conference.

Midhat transformed the face of Baghdad by ordering the demolition of a section of the old city wall to allow room for rational urban expansion.

In nine years, the company — whose motto is "To make the world a more beautiful place" — has almost literally transformed the face of China.