Sentence examples for rearranged over from inspiring English sources
We ate lunch at Carn Bica, where what is probably a bronze age burial mound has been rearranged over time, most recently by the home guard in the second world war - or Arthur rising to fight?
The building has the elements of traditional religious buildings – cloister, chapel, refectory, cells – but rearranged over multiple levels in unexpected ways, alternately enclosing and opening up to its surroundings.
Elsewhere there's a superfluous "Silent Night," a "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town" rearranged over Jackson 5 samples, and an oddball "Drummer Boy" on which Busta Rhymes raps about exchanging Twitter messages with Mr. Bieber at the holiday dinner table, followed by Mr. Bieber rapping about poverty and charity.
This rather suggested a preferential segregation of rearranged over wt segments in the viral progeny produced throughout cell passages.
As expected given that solid tumor genomes are often highly rearranged, over 95% (6179) of the private breakpoints were found in a single tumor genome.
The building block quickly forms linear oligomers that rearrange over 60 min into cyclic molecules of various sizes.
The problem with this model, however, is that hydrogels only rearrange over long timescales, and thus can hardly provide the dynamic properties that are characteristic of RNP granules in living cells (Weber and Brangwynne, 2012; Malinovska et al., 2013; Bley et al., 2014).
"The dinosaurs have been worked over, rearranged & relabelled.
Arranging and rearranging items over and over again.
I can't seem to write a sentence I'm happy with unless I type it out, look it over, rearrange it, delete a word or phrase, replace it with another.
The effect on the reader is of sitting alongside the narrator, sharing the task of sifting the salvaged fragments of her life, watching her puzzle over, rearrange and reconsider them — and at last, but without any particular urgency or certitude, tilting herself in the direction of finally discerning their significance.
