repurpose

I have come here to propose that you repurpose these vessels.

Much remodeling was done throughout the site so as to repurpose buildings to suit their own needs.

They "repurpose themselves just before Christmas as gift companies.

However, recent attempts by various organizations have begun to repurpose the high-rise.

Multiple accounts describe how the clients interact with their new space and repurpose it.

"Repurpose schools," which face staff changes or conversion to charters to give them a jolt.

If existing content fits well within this framework, then it is acceptable to repurpose.

"I decided to repurpose my 'Wired' columns into a book."

NBC would then repurpose the episodes to be aired on the network later in the season.

Others simply repurpose their child's room.

These systems allow for a much more efficient way to recapture and repurpose the heat created with combustion generators.

The old temple was demolished in 1993 after an unsuccessful attempt to work out a way to repurpose it as an arts venue.

Instead, biological materials use a limited number of repeated fibers, but repurpose them in a variety of ways.

And once you have completed each world, a huge amount of challenges that repurpose each level for a specific task are made available.

Many of the changes to the building have been to subdivide former study halls and repurpose other rooms into usable classroom space.

We also have almost monthly computer drives throughout the state and cities to collect computers and repurpose them.

The poet Kenneth Goldsmith explains why he teaches students to "repurpose" others' work.

Search engines have attempted to repurpose the nofollow attribute for something different.

In this case, it can be tempting to repurpose existing content for use in a new podcast.

But sometimes it's nice to be able to repurpose it, in no way that causes lost sales of the DVD.

They would repurpose the sanctuary itself, and build an economically feasible tower in the empty space where the educational wing once stood.

The great part about his speech is the motive; how ingenious to take a horrible weapon and repurpose it to make the world a better place.

Following the razing of the old prison, proposals to repurpose the land included an amusement park, campground, golf course, and shopping center.

The original challenge Popular Arts faced was how to repurpose recorded stand-up comedy material.

That is a reversal of the usual television practice, where cable channels were used to "repurpose" shows that had appeared on the networks first.