Sentence examples for redraw it to from inspiring English sources

Gartner Research puts AWS so far ahead in its magic quadrant that the analyst group had to redraw it to fit AWS.

Some Republicans say that if they lose a special election on Feb. 12 to replace him, they could give up trying to hold the district, and redraw it to prop up Mr. Velella, taking in a narrow band of mostly Republican pockets of the Upper East Side.

If the quadrangle does not match the expected immobilization area, the operator can redraw it to replace a previous one.

Sometimes you get a character in your head and you keep redrawing it to make it work – a bigger nose, maybe smaller eyes.

Mr. Hagedorn's "They spruce themselves up" from around 1930 to 1935, after Plate 51 in "Los Caprichos," took Goya's image of one goblin, representing a corrupt person, cutting another's toenails, and redrew it to resonate with the Wall Street crash of 1929.

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.

It was a bit of a surprise for them because they had to draw out their design, then redraw it and go back to the drawing board like in industry.

You may find that there is no need to reinvent the wheel, or to redraw it.

If the metaphor for deep practice is construction (connecting wires, making them work fast), then the metaphor for the second process is building the ability to draw the construction blueprint — and to redraw it over and over, as needed..

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

Try looking at a photograph of something you like, and try to redraw it on paper.