Sentence examples for reshuffles for from inspiring English sources

Yell, formerly part of BT, pipped British Airways for inclusion in one of the quietest reshuffles for some time, after BA shares were hit this week by particularly gloomy comments from chief executive Rod Eddington about the state of the aviation industry.

A day after replacing David Cameron, May moved to impose her authority with one of the most sweeping government reshuffles for decades.

In 2014, he was reshuffled for his efforts.

That order has been significantly reshuffled for 2012, with Honda falling out of the top three.

It's been a dire reshuffle for the 24-hour TV news brigade.

Orchestra members are initially seated by height, then reshuffled for each new movement.

The prime minister's spokesman said of the changes: "This is a reshuffle for talent and merit.

But then there is downright lunacy too, as when Tory chairman Grant Shapps declares this is "a reshuffle for hardworking people".

Updated at 4.58pm BST 3.57pm BST Iain Dale has taken Grant Shapps to task over the reshuffle for hardworking people.

Injuries across the board and inconsistency up top have led to a lot of reshuffling for Robert Warzycha.

Vilhelmsen's resignation means another reshuffle for a cabinet which has been a revolving door in recent months.