Repackaging in a sentence

Introducing Ben Affleck’s Batman and repackaging Henry Cavill’s Superman as part of a larger universe, this brooding trailer was an incredible experience.

It's not just a matter of repackaging the same concepts over and over again.

The company Disney created appointed itself keeper of these traditions for Americans, spinning up fresh tales and (more often) deftly repackaging old ones to appeal to a new century.

But the cost of shipping, inspecting, repackaging, and trying to resell merchandise is often too expensive.

Mark Draper turned his apartment into a base for breaking down and repackaging cocaine and crack cocaine after falling behind on his rent.

Some critics question whether the company has the expertise to guide retreats safely; others worry about repackaging rich practices as self-help techniques.

That said, she’s done a good job repackaging herself in TNA and I’ve enjoyed the slow build to this match.

That was largely a repackaging of 2023's Windsor Framework, which sought to simplify the processes for moving goods from Great Britain to NI.

Banks’ victory undermines the rollout of Carmella’s new repackaging, as after weeks of buildup, the former SmackDown women’s champion and Money in the Bank winner was subjected to a world championship loss in her first program back.

BeoutQ, which can be picked up around the world, has been stealing and repackaging broadcasts from Qatari-based beIN Sports for two years.

Gwyneth is, if you will, a curator of curators, lovingly assembling a rolling collection of some of the most preposterous people in late-stage capitalism, and repackaging them for consumption via at an undisclosed mark-up.

Tuesday’s raid of godown in Kariobangi South in Nairobi County was another incidence in recent months that lifted the lid on the well co-ordinated operations of cartels repackaging expired foodstuff and later selling them to unsuspecting Kenyans.

Pons’s helpful illustrations resemble infographics, pulling out startling facts from the text and repackaging them visually.

The phenomenon of repackaging the familiar seems familiar enough.

The PM countered leader of Opposition Ghulam Nabi Azad’s jibe that the government was repackaging old schemes and was a “name changer,” by saying.

They stressed the need for vendors to provide a “true digital transformation” instead of repackaging existing software on a new platform.

In 1965, he designated several existing Scientology courses as confidential, repackaging them as the first of the esoteric " OT levels ".

The debate questions sellers who take the PG editions without reformatting to include a linked table of contents, or without repackaging, re-editing, or reinterpretation of the data.

The repackaging of European material has occurred less frequently, although The Adventures of Tintin and Asterix serials have been successfully translated and repackaged in softcover books.

This was followed by School Can Wait, a repackaging of these same findings designed specifically for educational professionals.