Sentence examples for it realignment from inspiring English sources

The HS2 engineers call it realignment.

"I made a mistake using it for realignment; you use it when you have the political support," Vincent said.

"Everyone just wants to inoculate themselves from any kind of crime increase and blame it on realignment," Mr. Cate said.

"They don't want to call it beat realignment because the aldermen will get their shorts in a knot," Mr. Donahue said.

Know, however, that cracking one's back isn't the same thing as giving it a realignment.

West Virginia, for instance, was an independent for most of its history until 1990 and if it were an odd-team-out under realignment it could look toward that option again.

It's not just the war in Iraq that prompted these hopes of realignment; it's the Bush administration's penchant for bellicosity, its barely concealed contempt for the United Nations and for many of America's traditional allies, its apparent confusion about how to deal with North Korea.

It was completed by 1946, at which time it became a realignment of US 4.

But barring a seismic realignment, it is likely that New Jersey will retain its title as the A.T.M. state, where the campaign trail runs through an endless series of banquet halls and fund raisers.

While basketball has played a minuscule role in the impending realignment, it is hard to imagine Kansas basketball recruiting blue-chip athletes if it plays teams like Wyoming and Colorado State in the Mountain West.

It was a realignment of how we think about the world game and where the power lies.