Sentence examples for reshape time from inspiring English sources

Even after five, six years of not having anywhere to be at any real time and having to reshape time in my own image, I just… I dunno.

With his greying hair tied up in a Miami Vice-style bun, he looked like he was having a blast, shimmying as the Space Shifters reshaped time.

Given the scale and breadth of what has been envisaged, it is important to recognize that plans will change and reshape over time.

"Holding your poop can result in distended bowels and problems with normal stooling in the near future," says Spencer Nadolsky, D.O., a family physician, who added that the bowels can reshape over time.

How migrants' perceived future is then shifted, re-signified and reshaped over time, and how (if at all) that "entrenched cynicism" is really overcome, are the central concerns of this article.

In a case that could reshape big-time college athletics—and a good deal else Chicago's regional office of the National Labor Relations Board NLRBB) ruled on 26 March that football players receiving financial aid at Northwestern University (NU) are employees of the university and therefore have the right to form a union.

Shen believed that land was reshaped over time due to perpetual erosion, uplift, and deposition of silt, and cited his observance of horizontal strata of fossils embedded in a cliffside at Taihang as evidence that the area was once the location of an ancient seashore that had shifted hundreds of miles east over an enormous span of time.

Well, O.K. It's not a bad idea to reshape conceptions from time to time, and the pairing is certainly well intentioned.

Mr. Sulzberger reshaped The Times.

President Ronald Reagan's tax cuts and President Bill Clinton's welfare overhaul were reshaped multiple times.

Regarding the article "Hard times reshape culture at law firms" (Jan.