Sentence examples for was repurposed from from inspiring English sources

The top banner logo makes a little more sense: SARAH PALIN CHANNEL in slanted block letters next to a star – suggesting that maybe this site was repurposed from SARAH PALIN VAN LINES or SARAH PALIN AUTO BODY.

If you're not from New York, PS1 is an art museum in Queens that was repurposed from an old school.

Designed by architect Brooke McGurdy, the president of KBKM, the space features wood that was repurposed from century-old barns in the northwest region of the state.

"This Was a Real Nice Clambake" was repurposed from a song, "A Real Nice Hayride", written for Oklahoma! but not used.

Eflornithine (difloromethylornithine, DFMO) was repurposed from investigations as an anticancer agent.

The storage bins are repurposed from ammunition containers.

Chvrches themselves are part of this timeline, having been repurposed from rather earnest raw materials.

It's probably worth three times the $3 billion Dish paid, after regulators allowed it to be repurposed from satellite use to cellular.

Other walls bear traces of flannel panels from the previous Whitechapel show, and still others are repurposed from earlier Williams exhibitions.

Or that the opening aerials in the "Sex and the City" movie were repurposed from a Los Angeles film licensor called BlackLight Films?

Occasionally a server pulls a jar of dehydrated tomatoes or apples — to be repurposed from décor to appetizer plate — from a wall also stacked with, what else, bottles of beer.