Sentence examples for start reorganizing from inspiring English sources

Will it too start reorganizing its security services to confront a new enlarged threat?

Is it intelligent and starts reorganizing your data, like a Drobo?

Typists started reorganizing their trays to suit their needs.

The three-pronged attack forced the Byzantine left wing to abandon the Muslim positions they had gained on, and Amr regained his lost ground and started reorganizing his corps for another round.

It follows that at u=1 adsorbate islands, formed at early stages, start to reorganize, forming adsorbate matrix with holes.

Only when the brain is confronted with stimuli that is has not encountered before does it start to reorganize perception.

"Only when the brain is confronted with stimuli that it has not encountered before does it start to reorganize perception," he writes.

Soon after the Dutch had conquered south Bali at the beginning of the twentieth century, colonial administrators started to reorganize local society according to Orientalist models of a supposed authentic Bali in which the village played a central role.

During a short truce in the fighting against John and the Turks, Ferdinand started to reorganize Austrian administration.

And the chancellor has started to reorganize his office and to develop a performance evaluation system for top administrators.

His administration has started to reorganize the detention facilities where many of those children land, officially recognizing that being abused is not a crime.