Sentence examples for was reoriented from inspiring English sources
verb
To orient again; to become oriented after a dislocation or period of disorientation.
Political life was reoriented in 1776, when Spain created the Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata (consisting of modern Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, and southern Bolivia), with Buenos Aires as its capital.
Under the direction of Raju Narisetti, one of two managing editors brought in by Mr. Brauchli, the Post newsroom was reoriented to think about one primary goal: bringing the most visitors as possible to Washingtonpost.com.
When the seat of government was moved from Nicaea to Constantinople, that balance was upset, the economy was reoriented, and the defense system in Anatolia began to break down.
WHAT YOU'LL FIND Ms. Rangan's house is in Marble Hill — which, though contiguous to the neighborhood and on the same side of the Harlem River, is not officially part of the Bronx at all, but a part of Manhattan, to which it was geographically connected before the river was reoriented in 1897, cutting it off.
It was reoriented based on this landmark.
In the first step, the individual MRI scan was reoriented towards the anterior-posterior commissure line.
It takes a while to appreciate that Guston, like his Ab-Ex peers, was reorienting the artist-canvas relationship.
The surprise wasn't just being reoriented so abruptly.
Rather, "the composition of spending needs to be reoriented".
Certainly, bonus payments lost that purpose and need to be reoriented.
Rank-and-file soldiers have been reoriented from battlefield missions to urban combat ones.
