Sentence examples for try to remodel from inspiring English sources

Don't try to remodel a 50's ranch-style kitchen into a contemporary cook space.

As ex-military leaders try to remodel themselves into a political party — and fend off an opposition led by democracy activist Aung San Suu Kyi in the upcoming elections — analysts say Wirathu's message serves conservative forces well.

The store had been in receivership but had been trying to remodel itself.

He himself tries to remodel one of his hats but that gives her the idea that she could remodel his hat to fit her.

First he tried to remodel the Trupin monstrosity, before giving up and razing it four years ago to build the ultimate glass box.

Designers have tried to remodel its cavernous interior as everything from an Alton themes-style theme park to a luxury brand shopping centre.

Her first three books focused on the basics on home construction, borne of her own experience as a frustrated homeowner trying to remodel her Greenwich, Conn., house.

He himself tries to remodel one of his hats but that… The Dees have a very ancient and unpolished copper watering pot on their bookcase.

It's time the government stopped trying to remodel the world to the liking of a few neocon and "liberal interventionist" thinktanks and focused instead on ways to make life more affordable for hard-pressed Brits back home.

Or will we blunder on, trying to remodel the world on rational principles that in practice produce chaos?

I think you have to take into account the long period of his career when the coaching set up tried to remodel Jimmy's action which catastrophic effects on his form and confidence.