Sentence examples for will be repurposed from inspiring English sources

It will be repurposed in a way that we'll all be proud of".

A further £597m of existing UK aid programmes for agriculture will be repurposed to ensure they tackle child hunger.

But the Broadway League's Broadway Goes Green environmental initiative means that much of what used to wind up in a trash heap will be repurposed or recycled.

The plan is based around the idea of superilles (superblocks) – mini neighbourhoods around which traffic will flow, and in which spaces will be repurposed to "fill our city with life", as its tagline says.

Guardian Australia's Lenore Taylor writes that he will announce that $1bn from the Turnbull government's $5bn northern Australia infrastructure facility will be repurposed for tourism projects in the north under Labor.

"The NSW government's commitment regarding the Wentworth Park site is clear – existing greyhound tracks on crown land will be repurposed as open public space, alternative sporting facilities or for other community uses".

Now, Crashlytics will be repurposing that technology for use by mobile web developers.

In the note, Anybeat says that it is getting purchased by another company — it doesn't say who — and that new owner will be "repurposing it to address a different type of community, and will not be operating Anybeat as is".

More and more slide shows are going to be left wondering if they'll be repurposed into something they aren't, or if they'll be pushed by some bean counter to produce more slides even faster, or worse, that they could be replaced entirely by a young journalist.

They'll be repurposed News Feed ads featuring a headline, image, copy text and a link in the static image or carousel format that can point users to external websites.

They'll be "repurposing Colony for a new sports context," she said: The existing service will be shut down, but they'll work with leagues and clubs to create direct-to-consumer video experiences.