Sentence examples for reorganized with a from inspiring English sources

The platoon was hastily reorganized, with a sergeant in command, and ordered to continue its mission.

In the end, Mr. Chan lost, and ChinaCast's board was reorganized with a mostly new set of directors.

After serious financial problems, the company moved in 1995, reorganized with a name change as Joffrey Ballet of Chicago and has sprung back in spanking good form.

As he spoke, a group supporting Lyndon H. LaRouche Jr. walked by wheeling a poster that asked "Who will be next?" They handed out fliers quoting Mr. LaRouche calling for the entire dollar-based financial system to be declared bankrupt and reorganized with a ban on derivative trading.

Later these companies were reorganized with a total of eight Sd.Kfz.

The group broke up in 1974, but reorganized with a new line-up nearly 20 years later.

Though he was not outstanding for his statesmanship, it was under his auspices that the University of Constantinople was reorganized, with an efflorescence of learning and letters.

And instead of a $25 or $50 billion golden goose, it appears Chapter 11 bankruptcy, which allows a company to stay in business while they reorganize with a government overseer, seems to be where the Detroit Three are headed.

Each mob, or "family," already well-organized, would be reorganized with both a boss and an underboss and, under them, lieutenants (caporegime) and soldiers.

A17 Florida Democrats Regroup Bob Poe, chairman of the Florida Democratic Party, resigned as the party reorganizes with an eye toward its next shot at beating a Bush.

The magazine's management has been reorganized with the addition of an editorial director, who will be responsible for overseeing the magazine's brand extensions like books, television programming and applications for mobile and tablet devices.