rearrangement

This was only one day after those rearrangements had been made.

Officials said they expected the major decisions on the rearrangement to be made in a month or two.

In the end all you got was a rearrangement of the mess.

She heard something from the door then, not sound so much as a rearrangement of disturbed air.

The new regulations will lead to a rearrangement of the European market.

As a result, the rearrangements may then spread through the entire new species.

As it turned out, the stop is for a routine rearrangement of cars.

After some rearrangement, this may be written in the more convenient form.

Of course, auxiliary words like by are needed for the rearrangement to work.

Now, with a Harper to speak for them all again, perhaps there'd be some rearrangements.

These rearrangements did little to change income inequality among families in any one year.

They also discovered that the rate for rearrangements was far from steady.

There was a certain amount of rearrangement as the whole audience linked.

It started like a rearrangement of boulders in his chest.

However, since then, many rearrangements have taken place to the unit formations.

As in rearrangement puzzles, no piece is ever lost or added to the board.

You can call it rearrangement; I prefer the word creation.

Even astronomers who might be expected to benefit from the rearrangement say they do not know what to make of it.

The only redemption would be if all the tumbling and rearrangement were to mean something.

Such a rearrangement would force one or two of this year's last flights to be pushed into 1990, the officials added.

The energy developed in that rearrangement made the plastic warm to the touch.

All change is explained by the arrangement and rearrangement of these four elements.

"It's not so much that rearrangements occur, but what are the consequences of it?"

As soon came clear, that needed but a rearrangement of letters to reveal the killer.

Significant rearrangements were taking place among the powers surrounding the Commonwealth.