Sentence examples for shuffle of its from inspiring English sources
AS CHINA'S Communist Party prepares for the biggest shuffle of its leadership in a decade, officials frequently intone the need to create a "harmonious and stable social environment" in readiness for the occasion.
At home, however, the Communist Party's plans for a sweeping shuffle of its hierarchy later this year were beginning to appear less orderly.There remains little doubt that Mr Xi will take over from Hu Jintao as party chief at a five-yearly congress to be held sometime in the autumn.
The country is preparing for its once-a-decade shuffle of its top leaders, with the last leaders from the Tiananmen era due to retire.
Its pendulumlike motion kept it going: Energy shuttled back and forth between the rocking of its body and the shuffling of its legs, the researchers report in a paper under review at Physical Review E. A similar model using a hypothetical swinging ape produced more lifelike motion.
The significance of the alignment scores was evaluated using Z-scores that were calculated by comparing the observed alignment score to the distribution of scores obtained for alignments after one of the sequences was subjected to 100 random shuffles of its sequence.
The novel shares with "Ragtime" a texture of terse episodes and dialogue shorn, in avant-garde fashion, of quotation marks, but has little of the older book's distancing jazz, its impudent, mocking shuffle of facts; it celebrates its epic war with the stirring music of a brass marching band heard from afar, then loud and up close, and finally receding over the horizon.
But does that magically make up for the fact The Wasp is one of the founding members of The Avengers yet was shuffled out of its cinematic adaptation?
TOKYO — Sony said on Wednesday that it would shuffle the management of its video game unit, two months after an extensive hacking attack forced the company to shut down its popular PlayStation Network.
In addition to author discussions, there will also be performances by groups like the Kronos Quartet, on Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and Elevator Repair Service, which will perform "Shuffle," a compilation of its previous performance pieces, on Thursday at the Bobst Library at New York University, 70 Washington Square South.
It adds an additional layer of poignancy to the gumbo shuffle of Dark Angel and its "we've all got to die some day" refrain, although Seagal saves his most effective set-piece – a wham-bam cover of Hoochie Coochie Man – for the encore.
But suddenly NBC is shuffling the lineup of its all-star team.
