Sentence examples for is now aligned from inspiring English sources
Some have pointed out that the reputation of the club is now aligned with that of the African oil industry.
Though he helped raise money for Mr. Obama in 2004, Mr. Jordan, a longtime Clinton friend and confidant, is now aligned with Mrs. Clinton's presidential campaign.
"Christopher is well equipped to take care of himself," Rushdie said, "but I do think that some of the people that he is now aligned with are not really people that he's like.
But last week the group changed its mind after lobbying successfully for changes, and it is now aligned with a group that supports providing parents with vouchers to send their children to the public schools of their choice.
"The first thing he said to me, unasked, was: 'Don't think for even a second that I believe this business about it being an assassination,'" recalled Ms. Kluzik-Rostkowska, who is now aligned with the political opposition.
Russell J. Verney, the party's founding chairman who is now aligned with the forces opposed to Mr. Buchanan, predicted that the warring factions would not find accommodation, making it all but certain the party would make dual requests to the election commission for the campaign money.
Perhaps Mr. Mizrahi has fallen on his own staff often enough and is now aligning himself toward sustainable greatness.
He is unique among these elders in having peaked in his dotage: his world tour of 2008-10, undertoken to make up for $5m stolen by a crooked manager, was a roaring commercial and critical success.Rock is now aligning itself with jazz, blues and easy listening, whose exponents bop till they drop (Tony Bennett returned to the charts in September at 85).
Because the candidate allelic copies of each reference coding sequence are now aligned in our dataset, we use the words gene and alignment interchangeably to refer to the genomic loci represented by these sequences.
Art history was now aligned with psychology.
