"No, he should have probably asked you before rearranging everything."

The rearranging could work to the advantage of the American team.

We will have to do some rearranging in the processing area.

Can you use your space more effectively by rearranging it?

It was like rearranging the interior of a station wagon.

But nothing can stop him from rearranging his budget priorities for next year.

The most notable changes will be the rearranging of three players on the offensive line.

There is a moment of study and rearranging of his hand.

There was much rearranging of arms and legs to fit everyone in comfortably.

Usually a living room or bedroom will suffice with a little rearranging of furniture.

You may have to be creative with your rearranging."

It is purely a technical rearranging of the rules.

Soviet onlookers seem to find this rearranging of graves fitting.

The best part is a rearranging of a track from a children's exercise record into the mantra "If you're open, take off your 'close.' "

"This is a rearranging of the deck chairs in first class on the Titanic.

A tactful rearranging of the furniture had been done for their sakes.

But the Head would allow no shifting, no rearranging.

There was some shuffling and rearranging of seating as people filled the spaces closer to the fire.

This prompted the heirs to begin in 2010 a systematic rearranging of the archive.

No amount of shuffling and rearranging of legal points can alter this fact.

He was rearranging the cutlery again, his fingers trembling.

Any surgery or internal rearranging... I'm afraid to operate on them.

Held that God creates universe by rearranging pre-existing laws.

All this repotting and rearranging takes time, but the foliage looks pretty swell indoors.

And problems on them rearranging them and then through to these to the graphs.

All the other women started to talk and rearrange their hair.

His face had been rearranged several times, probably for the better.

If only he had taken another five minutes to rearrange things.

Once again, the world seemed to rearrange itself around me.

"And does the matter rearrange itself in the same form?"

"No, he should have probably asked you before rearranging everything."

A woman, even at 70 and despite everything, rearranges her hair.

Or sometimes you'll need to rearrange your day to put yourself first.

Thus, it is possible to rearrange words as in the example above.

Now it is thought that he simply rearranged an earlier work.

He rearranged her just a bit, then picked up his book.

Tell us the name of that guy whose face you rearranged.

The club had been rearranged since the last time I was there.

Most companies only move or rearrange their office space every five to ten years.

I was still trying to rearrange my thinking around all this new information.

He let go my feet and rearranged his long legs.

He had to try to rearrange the show without special effects, with only three hours to go.

After a couple of goes, rearrange the cards a little.

All you would have had to do was to rearrange the order and the sounds a bit.

They rearranged the old songs and started to work on new.

Then he'd show me the same picture, but with the items rearranged.

"There's not a need for us to do a lot of rearranging here."

And, yes, he said, memory has a way of rearranging things.

Rearrange the scene a little, write himself out of it.

The front of the room had been cleared and rearranged.

He was accused of using government funds to refurnish his home.

By the end of 2006 all guest rooms and public areas were refurnished.

After the sale, we will have to refurnish the house."

Meanwhile, she has refurnished the house with new furniture from her husband's life insurance policy.

The interior was refurnished in 1874 and is little altered since that date.

The hotel's main lobby has been moved to the center of the building, enlarged and refurnished.

In 1894 the church was further restored and refurnished.

In addition many of the rooms were refurnished and redecorated.

What used to be called the humanities block has now been "refurnished" into form rooms.

The new building can then be refurnished with whatever items are needed to carry out its desired functions.

He converted it to his summer residence and refurnished the interiors.

The science block has had its classrooms refurnished, and modernised.

Several other buildings of the fort have been refurnished to the 1880s.

Starting in 2008, the school has begun a project to raise funds to refurnish the computer lab.

We were on cost plus then, but too many are trying to refurnish their amateur stations now at our expense.

In time it may be refurnished for some other private use, but I have no idea for what."

He must completely refurnish the house and purchase a cellar of good French wines.

The house, which has been restored and refurnished to match the original period, now serves as a museum.

At a total cost of over 10,000 pounds, the church was extensively refurbished and refurnished in 1954.

The renovations were completed in 2003, stadium was refurnished with 35,000 seats.

Couples who marry here are allowed to rearrange the space or even refurnish it.

There are plans to refurnish the rooms with original period pieces from the 1820's.

Moreover, it might be well to look elsewhere, in some of the rooms which have not yet been refurnished."

When the house is renovated and refurnished, all that he will need will be a wife to make it complete.

Tanner remodeled and refurnished the house so it would be fit for the athletes to live in.