Sentence examples for some reshaping from inspiring English sources

"We have taken some birch out of [the fences] and done some reshaping.

"I'm of a free-market, conservative bent, but I am sympathetic to some reshaping of executive pay on Wall Street," said Kenneth S. Rogoff, a professor of economics at Harvard.

This may take some reshaping until you're satisfied with the end result, so use light and even pencil strokes.

Major bunker work has been done on the course since last year, with some bunkers reshaped, some deepened, some removed and some added.

With a rare blank midweek, and an unwanted 52-year old record for successive defeats avoided, Moyes may be able to spend some time reshaping his squad.

Celia Davies, director of Photoworks who devised the biennial programme, said she wanted to bring together photographers who offered a new perspective on identity and representation, "cutting through, dissecting and hopefully in some way reshaping" our visual culture, which tends to conform to a single idea of beauty, fashion and gender.

Contact with Europeans introduced horses to some tribes, reshaping their lifestyles for the next few hundred years before outside settlement.

Some legislatures are reshaping laws that land parolees back inside for technical violations that should be dealt with on the outside.

As the asteroid is relatively large and has a distended equatorial region, it is reasonable to assume that it has undergone some degree of reshaping due to its rapid spin rate.

For travellers, the initiative will add to, and in some cases reshape, the already notable architectural landscape of the city; and some of the projects are perfect for sightseeing while others have practical uses like new hotels and restaurants.

But a politician also writes to solidify his legacy or, in some cases, reshape it.