Sentence examples for he reoriented from inspiring English sources

He reoriented the building plan to face Amsterdam Avenue and restyled it in the Gothic.

Increasingly estranged from nonresponsive Jews and Christians, he reoriented his followers' direction of prayer from Jerusalem to Mecca.

During his half-hour talk, he reoriented the discussion about the building's most controversial feature: its startling shape.

"He reoriented me, the way I thought," said the memoirist and essayist Richard Rodriguez, who met Mr. Schurmann when he wrote for the Pacific News Service.

Most significantly, however, he reoriented British drama from well-made plays depicting upper-class life to vigorously realistic drama of contemporary life.

Eventually, through prayer and practice, McClurkin says, he reoriented himself, defeating a proclivity that is, in his account, as tenacious, and as conquerable, as any addiction.

But in keeping with advice that he reorient his campaign along substantive issues, Mr. Paladino used most of the three minutes to describe his plans for fixing Albany and creating jobs, including cutting taxes by 10 percent, appointing a special prosecutor to investigate political corruption and pursuing new oil and gas drilling in upstate New York.

He then reoriented his career toward music, recording his first full-length album in 1992 and becoming a full-time professional musician the following year.

Not only has Obama been winding down America's involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan, he has reoriented the nation's priorities abroad and articulated a more modest vision for America's role in the world.

WHEN Ollanta Humala was elected as Peru's president last year, many observers feared he would reorient the country back towards its strident leftist past.

He began reorienting his firm, the Flynn Intel Group, so that it would be able to compete for lobbying clients after the election.