Sentence examples for reshuffled on from inspiring English sources

Simon Albury, the director of the RTS, said the convention will go ahead as normal but the schedule would be reshuffled on Friday to take account of the gap at 9.45am when Mr Murdoch and Mr Malone were due to speak.

As metabolites are reshuffled on a very fast timescale, the response dynamics are mostly limited by the slowly changing protein concentrations.

Because of a department reshuffling on Mr. Gilchrist's first day at Cigna, "I was demoted," he said.

Mr. Gates disclosed the reshuffling on the F-35 program as he released the Pentagon's proposed $708.3 billion spending package for the fiscal year 2011.

(Karen Rosenberg) ★ Brooklyn Museum: 'African Innovations' (continuing) The museum has done some reshuffling on its first floor, and the African galleries, which once claimed a privileged spot next to the lobby, are now relocated a distance away and reduced in size.

7 24 p.m. | Updated The News Corporation's board of directors underwent significant reshuffling on Friday with the departure of two long-serving members and the nomination of a new independent voice.

(Holland Cotter) ★ Brooklyn Museum: 'African Innovations' (continuing) The museum is doing some reshuffling on its first floor, and the African galleries, which once claimed a privileged spot next to the lobby, have been relocated a distance away and reduced in size.

Despite Putin's denials, it is highly unlikely that the rebels would have initiated this major geopolitical reshuffling on their own.

To perform edge reshuffling on weighted graphs, we decided on a neighbor-preserving variant as described in [ 44].

Morgan Stanley named new heads of mergers and acquisitions for the Americas and for Europe on Friday after a management reshuffling brought on by the impending departure of a senior deal maker, Paul Taubman.

Other issues like a disruptive passenger or an inoperative television screen might provide justification for reshuffling passengers on-board.