Sentence examples for reshaped at from inspiring English sources

The global economy is being reshaped at breakneck speed.

Brown said financial supervision must be reshaped at home and abroad.

Along with pure metals and Plasticine, chocolate enjoys that fabulous ability to be reshaped at will.

"The club's cost base will continue to reduce and further significant gains will be realised when the squad is reshaped at the end of the season," Hearts added.

Northcliffe is the last part of a programme of major reshaping at DMGT".

The boom in apps comes as economists are debating the changing nature of work, which technology is reshaping at an accelerating speed.

Often enough, diplomacy is a game of shadows and nuances, symbols and signals, and the Russian maneuvers seemed indeed to reshape at least the imagery of regional diplomacy since the Arab uprisings of early 2011.

For all the talk of Rooney's free role, Allardyce evidently asked England to reshape at half-time: the formation seemed more 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1r the midfield duo and Rooney supporting Kane.

Five readers complained over the ad for labia reshaping at the London Bridge Plastic Surgery clinic – and the wording of the ad makes it clear why.

We have again seen the international landscape repeatedly reshaped, often at such bewildering speed that the world we knew at bedtime is unrecognisable by morning.

The 6ft 4in, 17st centre was a pivotal figure as Wales fought back from a 13-point deficit against Ireland in the opening match last Sunday and his ability both to suck in defenders in attack and break up opponents in his role as Wales' defence captain poses a huge threat to Scotland's reshaped midfield at the Principality Stadium on Saturday.