Sentence examples for In rearrange from inspiring English sources

Can't we just give them a little time to settle in, rearrange their accents and lose a bit of Euro-sophistication before we jump on Spotify's back?

However, this is an elaborate exercise in rearranging the deckchairs on the Titanic.

Possibly, in rearranging, we'll alight on something new and better.

We judge ­people by their looks, and ­people ­invest so much time and money in rearranging their faces.

Some days, the writer was assisted in rearranging small patches of her land by Ken Harrington and his family.

The liberties that Dakin Matthews, its adapter, has taken in rearranging and cutting are sure to nettle Shakespearean purists.

Often the editor is influential in rearranging shots, discarding them, or even ordering reshooting or additional shooting.

In rearranging the policy deck chairs, he has sought to secure not Britain's future but his own.

In rearranging the roster for Pat Riley's second season as coach, the Knicks got rid of Jackson, McDaniel and Wilkins while acquiring Doc Rivers, Charles Smith and Rolando Blackman.

But in deference to United States concerns, language restricting the secretary general's flexibility in rearranging contracts to fit the immediate needs was watered down.

Barbara Cook, who opened a three-week engagement last week, has already agreed to extend it through May 27, but in rearranging her schedule she could not change two concert appearances.