Sentence examples similar to having been reordered from inspiring English sources
(They've been reordered and will be available in October).
One particular design by Thierry Colson has been reordered and sold out within three days.
The plates have already almost sold out and have been reordered.
Prada's gold lamé version with a buckle (center, $350) sold out and has been reordered.
The score has been reordered and cut in ways that have even more disregard for its internal structure than usual.
The figures illustrate how American campaigns have been reordered by the ability to give unlimited sums to political committees.
... The original Handbook material (ca. 28 000 pages) has been reordered along taxonomic (instead of bibliographical) categories and forms the historical basis of the database.
It contains pictures made over the past four years, during which the family's home life has been reordered by Lev's arrival.
His computer program selected a card and swapped it with another card in the stack, then repeated the process until all the cards had been reordered.
Many of the scenes have been reordered, but the beloved "Polovtsian Dances" will still be there, and the Met has a magnetic young basso, Ildar Abdrazakov (above), to sing the heroic title role.
The director's latest production, "Life During Wartime," shown here in competition, is a kind of sequel to his "Happiness" of a decade ago, but the cast is different and elements have been reordered.
