Sentence examples for get reshuffled from inspiring English sources

Relationships get reshuffled and a lot of family history accumulates, but the book has just the one plot.

They're made up of a limited number of tricks (strapless top, peplum waist, mermaid hemline, tiered ruffles) that get reshuffled, rearranged, and then reintroduced, year after year.

Photograph: Bryn Lennon/Getty Images 12.26pm BST George Osborne Well, he was never going to get reshuffled today, but George Osborne's enemies will be pleased to see that the chancellor was lustily booed at a medal presentation ceremony at the Olympic Stadium last night.

Every few years the team captains get reshuffled – John Parrott takes over from Bill Beaumont, Willie Carson takes over from Emlyn Hughes – and the theme tune either gets more or fewer drums depending on the prevailing tastes of the era, but the format has always remained rigid.

At Mercachem, three or four employees may work together on a project for a few months and then get reshuffled onto different teams.

"All that's happening is the queue getting reshuffled," he says.

"When the architecture gets reshuffled, it's the single greatest transition an industry can go through," he said.

The X-Men are synonymous with change, with the characters getting reshuffled into new teams every few years, so the fracture among the heroes may be temporary.

Dukhovlinova confirmed this pattern, but she also detected another common mechanism for HIV genetic diversification: In individuals infected with several different HIV viruses, the genetic material gets reshuffled to form brand-new strains.

Paul Waugh (@paulwaugh) I'm told we will get the newly reshuffled Tory ministerial team at 10.30am October 7, 2013 James Kirkup (@jameskirkup) Ominous silence from all corners abt Ken Clarke.

Hillary Rodham Clinton is launching her first issue-based advertisement of the Democratic primary campaign, vowing to "get that deck reshuffled" for the middle class.