Sentence examples for reshuffle from from inspiring English sources
The Prime Minister was yesterday struggling to complete his reshuffle from Paris.
He was expected to conduct the reshuffle from his office at Westminster, with some one-on-one meetings and phone conversations.
The anger in Downing Street has prompted speculation that the prime minister could bring forward his planned reshuffle from next spring to November to allow for an earlier retirement for the justice secretary who is 71.
A reshuffle from the depleted visitors saw David Wotherspoon switched from the centre of midfield to the right and the move almost paid immediate dividends.
The loss of Ellis, a major import for the visitors, forced a reshuffle from coach Peter Gentle, with Richard Whiting stepping into the second row and Chris Green on to the bench.
Abbott's old guard has been swept aside in a radical cabinet reshuffle from Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.
It followed a tweet (pre-reshuffle) from Tory peer Lord Ashcroft that the changes would be more about "optics" than "ability" – an annoying intervention because the new ministers are eminently able.
But 15 reshuffles from 1963 onwards and numerous army purges eroded his limited support base.
Jean Ping, a Gabonese former foreign minister who runs the AU's permanent commission, talked up the conference by adding in $300m in funds reshuffled from the African Development Bank.
For years, the country's staples — pork, potatoes, herring — were predictably reshuffled from restaurant to restaurant in a culinary three-card monte.
TerraPower, a spinoff of Intellectual Ventures of Bellevue, Wash., is developing a "traveling wave" reactor that would run for decades without refueling, although the fuel might have to be reshuffled from time to time.
