Sentence examples for has now aligned from inspiring English sources

Peapod, which appeared on the edge of extinction just three months ago when its chief executive quit suddenly and a financing deal fell apart, has now aligned itself with a traditional supermarket giant, Royal Ahold.

But what I haven't seen emphasized is the broader picture: Mr. McCain has now aligned himself with an administration that, even aside from its blame-the-environmental-movement tendencies, has established an extensive track record as the gang that couldn't think straight about energy policy.

Adobe has now aligned the command line tools developers can use to work with PhoneGap on different platforms.

The Chicago speech, almost the last to be made before the inauguration of Mr. Wilson as President, taken in conjunction with other addresses to captains of industry, is construed as evidence that the President-elect has now definitely aligned himself with the "advanced" wing of the Democratic party, which is pledged to make business men honest by the process of special inquiry and special law.

Macron has now marched over to align with Angela Merkel, while remaining surprisingly open and, for good or ill, officially respectful of Trump.

Britain aligned itself with the U.S. position on Hezbollah, but has now seen its error.

He said economies had to align: "The myth that the Italian and German economies were the same – that 10-year myth has now evaporated.

But the roles that these concerns have in public policy are not now aligned to require a joint solution, and they may not become so aligned any time soon.

Some have pointed out that the reputation of the club is now aligned with that of the African oil industry.

There are two camera lenses now, aligned in a vertical configuration — and the fingerprint reader has moved down below.

Art history was now aligned with psychology.