Sentence examples for have aligned to from inspiring English sources
But in the last few weeks, a series of milestones and current events have aligned to make HD radio worth another look.
The planets have aligned to bring the quartet together and they do so on a route which is almost perversely designed to throw random elements into the equation.
"This is one of those special moments when all the forces have aligned to create a song that is resonating emotionally with millions around the world," said Atlantic Records CEO and chairman Craig Kallman.
"The events of history have aligned to give the people this fleeting chance to bust up the oligarchy," Trump said, "to take back control from the 'Masters of the Universe' [and] return it to the good and decent and patriotic citizens of the United States".
Cooper is fortunate in that events have aligned to give him another shot at claiming what ought to be his rightful destiny as one of the greatest five-eighths ever to have played the game (yes, his 2011 Super Rugby season was good enough to warrant such a statement).
The Perfect Foreclosure Storm In the current recession several factors have aligned to drive the large and rapid increase in foreclosures, and it appears likely that foreclosure rates might stay high for some time.
By this time, the stars had aligned to make the reprinting of the strip even more important.
Taxpayers' lobbies, environmental groups and government watchdogs had aligned to oppose America's complicated and inefficient system of farm payments.
The former Governor Moonbeam, now mayor of Oakland, said the stars had aligned to create the "kaleidoscope" of the chaotic rerun, described by a Davis aide as akin to unlocking "all the cages in the zoo".
Six years after Tony Mowbray's first move into management, the stars had aligned to pave the way for the former Boro captain's return to Teesside.
The mitochondrial DNA of O. meridionalis has aligned to the Nipponbare reference sequence (AB076665 and AB076666) by using whole genome data reported (Waters et al. 2012).
