Sentence examples for to get reorganized from inspiring English sources

After Athens, he said, "our major goal was to get reorganized and really work for 2012".

E3 2008 If there is going to be an Electronic Entertainment Expo next year, and from the word on the street that is a big IF, the show needs to get reorganized again.

"Once the airline industry gets reorganized and gets its footing, the service will come back, if service is something that customers really demand," Professor Zhang said.

"I think it is too much of a sudden change for the conservatives to get themselves reorganized on such an issue," said Sadegh Zibakalam, a political scientist at Tehran University.

"Our goal is to get the company reorganized as quickly as possible".

The trick now is to get the companies reorganized so that their subsidiaries can continue to sell life insurance and annuities.

"My brain did not need to reorganize to get the functional recovery that I have had," Reeve said.

3. Cashing out: The retiree was offered an incentive or wanted to get out before the company reorganized.

Speaking at Lucent's annual shareholder meeting, Schacht said the company planned to get back on track by reorganizing central operations and cutting $2 billion in annual expenses, including eliminating 16,000 jobs.

The Speaker is preparing to make a run for Mayor in 2005 and we're revamping and reorganizing the office to get ready".

Once there, he must figure out how to get the scaffolding up, how to reorganize the drawing once he determines that the given measurements are wrong (as they always are), and generally has to know about scale and about fixing things.