Sentence examples for of readjust from inspiring English sources

"We've taken time to sort of readjust and try and find the band again," he says.

It just took me a little bit of time to kind of readjust, but in the end, I think that's why there are so many designers in fashion starting out of London, because the education system is so fantastic.

"It makes you kind of readjust and look at your life and say, 'Are we really ready for kids right now?

NS: When we change the way our head works and we sort of readjust our perspective on life and realize that our perspective on life is our life, it's then that everyone around us is affected.

The toughest part of readjusting to life back in the US, he says, is seeing his weight balloon.

Former Guantánamo detainee Moazzam Begg said Aamer's greatest test was yet to come, that of readjusting to normal life.

At that age, the brain begins a process of readjusting its sleep pattern and devoting more time to the lighter stages of sleep.

Photography, travel, meeting new people, community, and time with friends — it was all part of readjusting and a window into what we might do next.

In "Homecoming" Mr. Zarate, with glasses, a gold chain and tattoos on his forearms, describes the hardships of readjusting to life in Austin.

"Those of us that stayed true to the traditional civil rights stance of holding representatives accountable don't have a lot of readjusting to do," he said over breakfast at a diner on Florida Avenue in Washington.

"I'm a slow researcher and a slower writer," he said one recent afternoon, while in the process of readjusting himself to daylight so he can promote the new book during hours when other people are awake.