Sentence examples for readjust himself from inspiring English sources
The £5.5m signing from Rangers left Fabricio Coloccini trailing in his wake before Krul kept out his first attempt with a stunning save only for Jelavic to readjust himself and bury the ball in the back of the net.
The manner in which he sat down and continued to readjust himself and his belongings seemed meticulously choreographed to fill up as much space as possible.
Udayan readjusted himself, dropping down so that only his fingertips were visible.
"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.
"Not to raise money, no," Gravenese smiles and readjusts himself on the sofa.
When we sat down in the vice president's Senate office, he continually readjusted himself in his seat, and his hands never stopped moving.
Yet he has already explained that two of the quartet are dead, and as if suddenly realising this himself, he readjusts and the sentence resolves itself in a "possible tense", the past conditional: "... you would have said that, as human affairs go, we were an extraordinarily safe castle".
In the short build-up, Murray will have to relearn how to set himself for shots by sliding into the ball rather than running; and will have to readjust mentally for the interminable rallies that the slowness of the surface makes inevitable.
So readjust your thinking.
