Sentence examples for reshuffles are from inspiring English sources

"Reports of end-of-year reshuffles are absolutely a dime a dozen," Abbott said.

In a theatre, though, policy relaunches and reshuffles are less visible.

The prime minister emerged to insist it was "wrong" and that "reports of end-of-year reshuffles are absolutely a dime a dozen".

Whatever Ms Kelly thinks of the prime minister privately, she has certainly sprung a test on him: he has a vacancy to fill and probably a wider reshuffle to arrange (though rumours of reshuffles are more common than the real thing).

But for most MPs, reshuffles are a source of resentment.

For a happy few MPs, reshuffles are a moment to rejoice.

The early signs of this biological reshuffle are already evident.

Yet the top bosses, albeit reshuffled, are still in place.

Like all the best parlour games, the rules of reshuffle are easy to grasp.

And some think that means keeping on the clever and impeccably honest Mr Babacan.Rumours of a cabinet reshuffle are rife.

Implicit, if not explicit, in the reactions to the reshuffle are a whole troupe of assumptions about older workers.