Sentence examples for was repackaged in from inspiring English sources

Originally sold in tins, Pez was repackaged in the late 1940s in plain, long-stemmed dispensers meant to suggest cigarette lighters.

To the skeptical, this visualizing a future one hopes to make manifest is reminiscent of the simplistic power-of-positive thinking movement that began in the 19th century, part of what is called "New Thought," and which was repackaged in recent years by the best-seller "The Secret".

Before it was repackaged in 1980 as I Spit on Your Grave, Meir Zarchi's infamous 1978 film was originally titled Day of the Woman.

MGM's library has thousands of old movies waiting to be repackaged in DVD form.

"Is it being repackaged in the back of a '57 Buick in a parking lot somewhere?" Mr. Chappell asked.

By now, we've grown accustomed to Tumblrs, tweets, and other online ephemera being repackaged in less newfangled forms.

The products will also be repackaged in a polished look with color-coded logos and icons to separate the lines.

Mr. Caesar, laughing at the recollection, said there were several reasons the sketches had not been repackaged in videos.

Long a favourite of the Royal Navy (a Navy strength version is available at 57% ABV) it's recently been repackaged in a handsome, art-deco style bottle.

Ridicule is a distinct kind of expression; its substance cannot be repackaged in a less offensive rhetorical form without expressing something very different from what was intended.

Sometimes that work has been handled lovingly and lavishly, as with Miles Davis's Columbia recordings, which have been repackaged in a series of highly curated boxed sets.