Sentence examples for order to reshuffle from inspiring English sources

I always loved the way it was so majestically presented, collecting notes and drafts along with typeset pages, the poet dressed as scribe or priest of poetry, leaving the assembled audience every fifteen minutes of reciting in order to reshuffle the remaining pages, so that CHANCE would enter each time he re-appeared on the stage.

Today's time-trial through the Beaujolais vineyards will offer a final chance to reshuffle the finishing order.

Moreover, deep changes are under way that threaten to reshuffle the pecking order among carmakers, or even create openings for upstarts.

It is the declining power, Russia, that is both threatened by the global order and threatening to the global order, that has nothing to lose in trying to reshuffle the deck.

Leserman said that his statement did not suggest all of those being let go are accused of bad acts, but that the sheriff-elect needed to reshuffle the jobs in order to implement his team.

The order came as part of an effort to reshuffle and restructure the council, which usually is made up of members of the president's Cabinet and the military, among others.

The Prime Minister will now have to reshuffle his front bench in order to fill the space left by Dutton.

Two weeks ago, Mediaite reported on how the cable news network would seek to reshuffle its morning programming in order to expand Morning Joe, hosted by former Republican Representative Joe Scarborough, to a four hour block in preparation for 2016.

Can it deliver the pages collated with the first page first (often called face down delivery ), or do you need to reshuffle pages to get them into the correct order if they're printed only one side?

Wright was forced to reshuffle his pack early in the first half when Steven Anderson was given his marching orders for fouling Dale Carrick.

The first is to "reshuffle the portfolio".