Sentence examples for he reordered from inspiring English sources

He reordered, and it sold out again in a week.

Wanting it to stand or fall on its merits as English poetry, he reordered and invented scenes, created occasional new characters and modernized language and imagery: his text includes references to Shakespeare, Venetian blinds and World War II.

Martin Schappeit of Forest, Va., said that he liked all three wines so much that he reordered them all after drinking them, but that the Huia, with "green apple acidity," was his favorite.

In addition to relocating the action of the novel from upstate New York to the British Columbia interior, he reordered the narrative structure in a non-linear fashion and added readings from The Pied Piper of Hamelin as a framing device.

The group plays his compositions and he reorders them, sometimes radically, using some of the hand signals developed to conduct improvisers by his old New York friend Butch Morris, who died this year.

He quickly reordered, and he said items like RG3 bobbleheads and lanyards had moved briskly, too.

By late summer, he ordered them for his two New York stores, and now, he said, he must reorder them twice a week to meet demand.

Balanchine revered Petipa, but you understand his wit better when you see how he reaccentuated, reordered and respaced "Raymonda".

After years of revising that earlier cycle, he has reordered it into two plays under the collective title "Lydie Breeze" (the name of one of the earlier plays); now in previews, the production opens on May 15 at the New York Theater Workshop.

When we left – sharing a cab to south London – he explained how he would reorder the statuary in Trafalgar Square so as to beautify their workplace: "Anything that happens in the square should be designed to enhance the gallery".

Richard frets about how he can reorder his life to include Susan — especially since she's an heiress and, as he insists, he "didn't like rich people".