Sentence examples for reshuffle themselves from inspiring English sources
This time the letters reshuffle themselves into "Format McCarthy".
Events have a way of pushing history in unanticipated directions, however, and perhaps during England's return to those three French stadiums the players will reshuffle themselves into a formation that best exploits the creative potential of Dele Alli, Adam Lallana, Raheem Sterling and Jack Wilshere.
Inversions on a smaller scale happen frequently when chromosomes reshuffle themselves in the course of sexual reproduction.
It seems as if most of the current political positions are held by elite members of the SPLA, who reshuffle themselves every few years/months.
But it is in the realm of domestic policy that they will have to prove themselves, for the reshuffle, more than anything, shows Mr Koizumi's determination to push on with reform.
The Lib Dems have delayed their ministerial reshuffle until the autumn to distance themselves from the Tory changes this week as part of their "differentiation strategy".
Since he has also promised to give those in the running to succeed him the chance to prove themselves before he goes, the cabinet reshuffle that took place this week presumably his last has been eagerly dissected.The only man in politics approaching Mr Koizumi in popular appeal is Shinzo Abe, whom the prime minister has now brought into the cabinet as chief cabinet secretary.
Mr. Bush in 2000 and Mr. Obama in 2008 located their headquarters outside Washington, didn't pay extravagant salaries, surrounded themselves with as many longtime advisers as possible and didn't reshuffle the deck extensively as their campaigns progressed.
