Sentence examples for try and remake from inspiring English sources

But if Democratic leaders get their wish (and, to a large extent, even if they do not), Weiner won't be there anymore to stand up to the Republicans as they try and remake the country, Tea Party style.

[President Bush said, "We will not stand for judges who undermine democracy by legislating from the bench and try to remake America by court order".

Conservatives also added: "President Bush said, 'We will not stand for judges who undermine democracy by legislating from the bench and try to remake America by court order.' The Republican House of Representatives has responded to this challenge by passing H.R. 3313, a bill to withdraw jurisdiction from the federal courts over the Defense of Marriage Act.

More mainstream Islamists, who constitute the most influential bloc in the National Assembly, say they welcome an American effort to force a change of leadership in Iraq as long as Washington does not occupy the country and try to remake the region in its image.

Then he will try to remake Medicare and Medicaid so that, as Mr. Holtz-Eakin puts it, they no longer pay doctors "based on what they do to people, instead of what they do to make people well".

His inauguration is a defining moment for a movement that has struggled in the shadows for more than eight decades to try to remake the Arab world and its relations to the West.

In the long run, we will be much better able to stabilize our own country and economy without having to try to remake the world in our image.

In some upcoming posts, I'll invite you along for Project Basement as I try to remake my TV room, looking for the best values in components and services.

It's a mistake for any politician to try to remake themselves.

There is something romantic about watching Mr. Johnson try to remake a dying classic icon.

Mr. Perez is the latest Kodak chief executive to try to remake the company after its dominance in film was eroded by more nimble competitors and digital technology.