refashion in a sentence

• This is a good opportunity for us to refashion the military.
• The new sport helped Monmouth University in New Jersey refashion itself.
• He said OSI has no intent to refashion a proposal.
• She decided to refashion her career, becoming an international touring artist.
• There is no simple way to refashion this unsound relationship.
• What do we gain by trying to refashion and salvage that text?
• He eventually had surgery to refashion a phallus, married and adopted children.
• NATO hopes to refashion itself at this summit.
• They attempted to refashion it in their own ecclesiastical image based on English models.
• Where deregulation would refashion the industry would be at the two ends of the chain.
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• Halakatti to refashion Lingayath literature and history.
• The company plans to refashion Organizer as the core software of the Mac version of PalmPilot.
• But it took time to refashion the design and get the planes certified, Dewitt said.
• In some cases, they are seeking to refashion India implicitly in America's image.
• After reuniting with his wife and son, Soltys apparently began trying to refashion his life.
• Developers began to refashion Yarmouth into a summer resort near the end of the nineteenth century.
• Then we laser the lower part of the uvula to refashion it and to make it shorter.
• But the whole episode should lead to some searching questions as the CIA struggles to refashion itself.
• But they think Dole's attempt to refashion his political persona has made it even tougher.
• AT & T's chief also knows how to refashion a company under siege.