Sentence examples for rearrange something from inspiring English sources

Change your class or rearrange something else in your life.

If you don't want to/can't do something, don't be nasty!Just tell that person in a nice way that you're really sorry but you're busy that day, and possibly rearrange something else on another date.

They meet Don Fey and it rearranges something in their brain about me," she wrote.

Those experiences gave Orwell the material for Down and Out in Paris and London, in which actual incidents are rearranged into something like fiction.

If you connect all of these stars then the puzzle that is triggered by that is activated and there will be some kind of reaction — whether it's parts of the world shifting and rearranging, or something else triggering.

A song begins with a steady rhythm, and then its parts rearrange themselves into something frenzied and nightmarish.

This rapid cooling doesn't allow the molecular structure of the silica-based liquid to properly rearrange itself into something more stable, and instead it turns into a genuine glass – one that's often tear shaped.

As I watched a group of drunk 20-somethings rearrange a set of cups into a pyramid, one of them turned to me and said, "Hey Vicky, this is your game, it's like ping pong".

It represents a miracle that springs from the brain's unique capacity to rearrange itself to learn something new.

"Does any of that make sense?" I asked, wishing I could reach back into that space and rearrange my words into something less desperate sounding.

I witnessed him prepare for a short TV interview and he seemed to rearrange his features into something stiffer and less appealing for the camera.