Sentence examples for realigning it from inspiring English sources

While Reagan's election and the conservative takeover of Congress in 1980 was clearly a realignment of America's political makeup, Tomasky said, it is unclear if Obama's win will be just as realigning – "it depends on what the Democrats do with this new majority," he said.

Realigning it is not easy though," Mr West added.

"While they had to make some tough decisions, it's more about realigning it for the future," Anderson said.

Both these studies determined the reliability of using moderately accurate street reference data for geocoding by manually realigning it with higher quality reference data.

Quite probably you'll have mud splashed on you from pitching the tent or realigning it or simply from dealing with gear in the rain, so a nice, warm shower will help restore your mood and set you back on the right track again.

In May, the government "realigned" it, calling it Melbourne Rail Link, which would take a different route.

At one point he fumbles the cube, losing precious milliseconds as he realigns it for the last couple of rotations.

There was a bizarre procedure in 2003 when doctors refractured his ankle and realigned it with his leg bone.

I slid my spatula under the piece of white tuna and realigned it on the grill to create light brown cross-hatches.

Now that resonance is part of the deepening relationship between two ball clubs, the Mets and the Braves, perhaps just in time for the geniuses of baseball to realign it out of significance.

To heal the nation, the private sector has to realign it's mission around multiple stakeholders.