Sentence examples for time to reposition from inspiring English sources

The next year, notably a clutch of state elections in the autumn, gives him time to reposition himself accordingly.

"It took us quite a long time to reposition ourselves as a company producing therapeutic drugs," he says.

Indeed, said Dr. Milton, who has played golf for six years, the swing is so fast that golfers have no time to reposition themselves once it has begun.

In the form of actor Ray Fisher, Cyborg will cameo in Zack Snyder's upcoming Batman V Superman before headlining his own movie in 2020, so it's a good time to reposition the character as a hero in his own right.

Mikhail Verin, commander of the Russian Orthodox army, one of the most powerful militias in Donetsk, said Poroshenko was "deceiving Russia and the European Union" and playing for time to reposition his forces for further attacks on the rebels.

Fortunately, as soon as you execute a leap, slide or wall jump, the action slips into slow motion, allowing you time to reposition your crosshair to take out one of more enemies before the move is completed.

It's recommended that you check a few more times to reposition flowers or rounds as needed.

There was no significant difference in time to laparoscopic reposition between the 2 cohorts (log-rank score, 0.41; P = 0.52).

The time required to reposition the bed to initiate subsequent emission scans in a session was variable, and patients were given periodic breaks as requested.

However, its purpose was to afford Dawson time to regroup and reposition and it created the correct conditions for Wilkinson's winning effort.

Given the current highly competitive situation for landlords, he said: "We felt it was time to redevelop and reposition the image of the building.