Sentence examples for realignment turns from inspiring English sources

We'll find out in the years to come whether or not this latest realignment turns out to be a mistake for the league.

There have also been hints that the realignment process could turn ugly.

The wrenching realignment that has turned the Big East Conference inside-out has meant not only the loss of members but now a divorce from its name.

What now looks to be a realignment of British politics could turn out to be a blip induced by the novelty of a television debate.

By the end of the year, another realignment straightened out a series of turns from the county line northward to Wolverine in Cheboygan County.

And not by the Big East, whose sobbing has been going on all through the conference realignment fiasco that is about to turn it into the Big Whatever.

"It's a problem people have had to come to terms with at different times in history: what do you do in a period of defeat?" In his case, the realignment took an unexpected form: he turned to writing fiction.

The N.H.L. Players Association recently turned down the league's realignment proposal.

If the last several elections teach us anything, it's that cycles of power move faster now, and what the political scientists used to think of as cosmic realignments of the parties turn out now to be something more like fleeting rearrangements.

The Italian guilds' opposition to technological and organizational change, higher taxes, and higher labour costs prevented the adaptability required to surmount the short-term crisis, which instead turned into a long-term structural realignment.

He loved anagrams, the magic realignment of letters whereby EVIAN, for instance, could be turned into NAIVE.