Sentence examples for redraw it in from inspiring English sources

Mr. Houghton might have retired four years ago, but held off because of concerns that a pending redistricting plan might slice up his territory and redraw it in a way to make it vulnerable to a Democratic challenger.

Thus, our first redesign of the succulent plants tree is to redraw it in the rectangular format (see Figure 6).

"We call them Magic Effects because they analyze a photo and then redraw it in a new artistic style, in just seconds, like magic.

Let us consider the synthetic pathway in Fig. 2 and redraw it in Fig. 6 incorporating the enzymes e1, e2,... e10 mediating the reactions R1, R2,... R10, respectively.

As later published versions make clear, she was capable of returning again and again to this primal scene of childhood, redrawing it in an almost infinite variety of colours: sometimes erotic and romantic, sometimes brutal and grotesque.

Here there's a perversely arresting track called "29th, 1936 'Me Warn You,' " which samples the main passage of Franklin D. Roosevelt's "smooth evasion" speech — a gem of withering sarcasm, at the expense of his opposing party — and redraws it in Cubist fashion.

Hergé redrew it in 1946, but without changing such scenes as a black woman on her knees, bowing to Tintin (who has just given her husband quinine) and crying, "White man very great!... Has good spirits.... Him cure my husband!... White mister is big juju man!" Back comes the reply: "We're the tops, aren't we just?" — delivered not by Tintin but by Snowy, whose thoughts are bubbled like speech.

Hergé redrew it in 1946, but without changing such scenes as a black woman on her knees, bowing to Tintin (who has just given her husband quinine) and crying, "White man very great!... Has good spirits.... Him cure my husband!... White mister is big juju man!" Back comes the reply: "We're the tops, aren't we just?"—delivered not by Tintin but by Snowy, whose thoughts are bubbled like speech.

It could also have "convulsive" consequences for American foreign policy, says Marty Lederman of Georgetown University.On November 12th, in Alabama Legislative Black Caucus v Alabama, the nine must consider whether Alabama went too far in redrawing its electoral map in 2012 to stuff large numbers of black voters into gerrymandered districts.

When North Carolina redrew its district lines in 2003, it created a district with a roughly 39percentt black voting-age population.

Every 10 years the state redraws its legislative districts in response to census data.