Sentence examples for redrawn as from inspiring English sources

The Taliban's refusal to bow to the American bombing campaign means the political map of Afghanistan will not be redrawn as soon as had been expected after the militia was routed from Kabul, Mazar-i-Sharif and Herat.

Currently, national markets are being redrawn as regional ones.

Cartoonish extremists are gradually redrawn as nuanced products of history, and every position becomes comprehensible.

Three Liberal seats in New South Wales were redrawn as notional Labor seats in the redistribution.

The Fleischers invented the rotoscoping process, still in use today, in which a strip of live-action footage can be traced and redrawn as a cartoon.

A few years ago, blocks of new-build flats in the city centres of some northern cities, particularly Leeds, had became synonymous with a property market that was being redrawn as disposable and meretricious.

The diplomatic map of the Middle East is being redrawn almost as quickly as governments and regimes are falling.

Last April, Democrats scored what was widely viewed as a victory when the state's legislative map was redrawn -- as it is every 10 years after the census -- in a way that analysts conclude can win the party another three or four seats in the General Assembly in November and cut the Republican's 45-to-35 45-to-35 45-to-35

The district has been redrawn and, as a result, Ms. Stavisky is finding herself in relatively new terrain.

In fact, it is the new 25th Congressional District as redrawn by Republican mapmakers and passed by Texas lawmakers as part of their redistricting plan for the 2004 elections.

Then there was their advertising imagery for Calvin Klein, with the CK logo redrawn in Biro, as though doodled by a school kid.