Sentence examples for readjust themselves from inspiring English sources

As the sun rises and falls, the louvers readjust themselves.

It may be the people at home, I thought, who [when the war ends] will have to readjust themselves to these men, rather than the other way around".

However, my favourite moment of the night was Jessie J uttering the lyric "forget about the price tag", inducing many an uncomfortable Locog official to readjust themselves in their seats.

They hung off of different platforms of the carpet tree, stretching their magnificent paws out to readjust themselves and recharge, so they could prowl nobly over their kingdom.

If the position of a log is altered after young fruit bodies with the beginnings of gills have appeared, the stems of these attempt to readjust themselves in order to place the cap in a horizontal position.

We pretty quickly had a list of associated images and ideas: expanding water, floods and flood myths, diving bells and breathing, global warming and the slow, imperceptible failure of large systems that readjust themselves by sudden and dramatic crashes, etc.

Despite the current downturn in real estate, Mr. Rudin expressed confidence that "the credit markets will have readjusted themselves by the time we can build".

Verizon is not the first company to bring live TV to mobile devices outside the home – if anything, it's lagging a bit – but it is rather representative of a growing industry trend, where cable companies and networks are readjusting themselves in the face of changing consumer behaviors.

Watching him rehearse Subterrain, his new work for Rambert, it's fascinating to see how he gives a physical bluntness to certain classical steps, and how willing he is to let the dancers readjust those steps for themselves.

If liberalism's moral force comes from its identification with minorities and the socially marginal, then liberals may find themselves readjusting their assumptions.

He said that corporations themselves, while readjusting some of their attitudes, were also sending strong signals to the airlines and to government, as well as to employees, that the current situation can't continue without a serious general effort to find some ways to alleviate it.