There was a pause for a general readjusting of ideas.

Since then there has been some literary readjusting.

This year's inflation levels reflect a readjusting of the price of energy in the world economies.

Just back from two weeks in Tanzania, she was readjusting to American ways and bubbling with enthusiasm for what had actually been a solemn mission.

One missed the moment in which Ms. Capucilli once literally composed herself toward the end, by readjusting her body into a final harmonious whole.

"The Nibroc Trilogy" is a portrait of a marriage, a study in the readjusting of expectation.

And something kept enough humans alive here to register on satellite scans even though we know they scoured the whole land area before readjusting and replanting.

By his readjusting of word positions and scrapping of whole paragraphs, employees began to say things on the reels that were building up that could hang them.

There was the Mountain booming full of water, the groaning of the rocks, and the constant adjusting and readjusting of the world on its uneasy foundation.

He returned to his family seven years later only to face the further ordeal of readjusting to his family, neighbors and schoolmates, many of whom are shown in the film to be considerably less than understanding.

"Because of the way the Ebacc works, many schools are now readjusting their curriculum lower down the school to concentrate on Ebacc subjects earlier on - and since these don't include DT, it's not being prioritised.

I had to readjust and see what was wrong with my game.

Most say they have readjusted to family life just fine.

In other words we have a great deal of readjusting to do.

Instead, we've been readjusting the campaign and including people into it.

Every month we have a chance to readjust our lives a bit.

It was over, and time to readjust to her old life.

By the time my eyes readjusted to the dark it was long gone.

"I had to readjust myself to my own way of doing things," he said.

I tried to think clearly, readjusting my mind to talk to a computer.

My eyes needed to readjust to the dark and I went slowly.

"The federal government can help us by readjusting some of that," he said.

It can take up to ten years to readjust to this new market situation.

Facts were out of place; they needed to be readjusted.

"But then, no need to worry about that if you are to be readjusted."

This, of course, changed the whole situation; they would have to readjust their plans.

I readjusted my spell to put out the fire and looked down.

After his release in 1990, she helped him readjust to outside life.

He has difficulty readjusting to life with his wife and two children.

He quickly lifted them up and readjusted his eyes to the light.

When there was but one, you had to completely readjust yourself.

And suddenly he readjusted his style to what it once had been.

"We've all readjusted our standards in the past few weeks, but today we got to spend the whole day outside."

He started, and stared at her until she readjusted it.

He took one off, readjusted the pencil, and made another.

It took a minute or two for everyone to readjust his ideas.