realign

How do I know when my car needs to be realigned?

"The problem is they want the other guy to realign."

I have to be going now, to realign with my better half.

It makes sense for them to realign because they have much in common, he added.

The Church is being realigned in response to the current crisis.

The north and south ends were also realigned in 1932.

But money ran out and the line was realigned to run south of the hill.

There is also the question of how classes should be realigned.

In all three states the relationship between the public and private sectors is being realigned.

Since creation, the road has been moved and realigned several times.

On either side of the station the line was slightly realigned.

There are two schools in the district, which realigned effective with the 2006-07 school year.

As a result, the agency's top management is being realigned into a team structure.

"We've had to realign the field a dozen times over the last hour."

Once again, her world had realigned its orbit and she needed to understand how to live in this new place.

In 1998 a national newspaper started a campaign to have it realigned but this has not happened yet.

"It takes a whole series of components to realign people's thought process about what culture is and who has a right to be involved."

In 1869, this was realigned with the international metric system.

They do not realign by themselves, but change after the persuasion of many members.

Most of the engineering staff was working on realigning the fields.

Can they now read, shift and realign quickly enough to deal with France?

Realign your front end, pal, but leave my league alone.

The day he took office, Martin realigned various government departments.

Basically, I realign a low level of jump space around us to make it look like we're not here.

If we are serious about this, it is one of those conflicts that can realign the world.