Sentence examples for redraw this from inspiring English sources

George W Bush tried to redraw this relationship after September 11 2001 by encouraging the use of biofuels in the US, made from turning maize into car fuel.

Since the Assembly will be redrawing district lines this year, a Democratic win might prompt the Assembly to redraw this long-time Republican district with an eye to making it a safer seat for Democrats in the future.

You can probably redraw this sequence frame by frame.

Arguments over either keeping or redrawing this "firewall" between developed and developing countries are likely to dominate the negotiations in the run-up to Paris.

When we shame the people who perpetrated this poison gas attack, we can summon the rest of the world, maybe even inspire them, to join us in redrawing this red line, as a moral line and, therefore, a global line.

By redrawing this image with all real values of k between 0 and 100 (so, in effect, there are an infinite number of lines) the shape became the black silhouette pictured at the top of this post.

To suggest, as Skidelsky does, that Keynes was "incurious" about social policy and Beveridge's report is simply false revisionist history, presumably aimed at redrawing this great humanist liberal opponent of laissez-faire as a forerunner of contemporary neoconservatism.

Samoa plans to move itself from one side of the international dateline to the other, redrawing this already wobbly line.

Hergé redrew this in 1946 to show a lesson in mathematics.

When the Democrats in Springfield redraw the Congressional maps this time, bet that a few more black districts will link city and suburban areas.

But Shawn Howard, a spokesman for TransCanada, the pipeline company, said it could not simply redraw the planned route at this point.