Sentence examples for his redeployment from inspiring English sources

There was no sulking on Uzoho's part after his redeployment.

The intention of his redeployment of Ramos was clear - beefing up the centre of midfield by positioning an aggressive ball-winning tackler to deny space to Lionel Messi around the edge of the penalty area.

While unlikely to be as extreme in his redeployment as Claudio Renieri during his time at Chelsea, Celtic manager Ronny Deila is poised to become Scottish football's version of the Tinkerman as he shuffles his squad to compete in four competitions in the coming weeks.

Thanks to a combination of battle-smoke and favourable terrain, his redeployment went unnoticed by Villeroi who made no attempt to transfer any of his own 50 unused squadrons.

His offensives on the Russian front also were repulsed, in part because of his late redeployment of Austria's strategic reserve to the East, but more because of Conrad's insistence on attacking a numerically superior enemy.

His story "Redeployment" was originally published in Granta and is included in Fire and Forget: Short Stories from the Long War.

But as his reluctant redeployment of 3,000 troops to Iraq demonstrates, it will not stay true if the terrorists continue to advance.

So his obvious shift on the "surge" operations in Iraq (underlined by deleting criticisms of it from his website last week) is strengthening his call for "redeployment" from Iraq to Afghanistan.

And the Marine Corps veteran Phil Klay, who won the fiction award for "Redeployment," his début collection of short stories, about serving in Iraq, described the book as his way of thinking through the difficult questions that confronted him when his service ended.

The NBCC awarded Phil Klay the John Leonard First Book Prize for his story collection Redeployment.

After a former mentor was killed in Iraq, Romesha volunteered for a tour supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom when parts of his unit received redeployment orders.