Sentence examples for get repositioned from inspiring English sources

While the current product is web-based and feels more like a focused Twitter client at the moment, you can imagine how the technology under the hood could get repositioned to drive better content discovery elsewhere.

Disney is executing beautifully in its theme parks and just needs to get ABC repositioned.

"We have simply got to reposition Fuji as a communications company," said Joan C. Rutherford, Fuji's vice president for advertising.

Even the beauty shop "realized that wait times needed to decrease," Ms. Langschied said, and residents should be repositioned while getting their hair done.

9 P.M. (Cloo) KILLER INSTINCT The Sleuth network has repositioned and gets its first original series in the process, in which the profiler Mark Safarik, a former member of the F.B.I.'s behavioral analysis unit (think of "The Silence of the Lambs"), uses evidence, dramatic re-creations and interviews with law enforcement agents and even convicts to unravel some notorious crimes.

"Once in a while you get a project that can reposition the area all by itself.

The firefighters traveled southeast near a ridge top, the report said, before descending toward a ranch in Yarnell, perhaps in an attempt to reposition themselves and get back to fighting the flames.

If you look at the progression of a mission, a satellite is launched into orbit on a big bulky rocket that's not very precise, so first it will have to reposition itself to get where it actually intended to go.

"You might tax [importing] so it costs more, but to reposition and get people to rebuild that supply chain in the US is not something that I would predict in the next few years".

The politician was all the more outraged because a reporter had repositioned the pamphlet to get a better camera shot.

Short-term, the agency may lend a hand in repositioning brands they acquire and get the fees.