| "and we'll reorganise the work. | |
| Alec Beasley's been trying to reorganise the service. | |
| Arthur, let's reorganise. | |
| Bromhead, reorganise your flying platoon with Sgt Windridge. | |
| Fortunately, I did not ask you all up here for the pleasure of seeing your smiling faces, ...but because I want to say that we have to reorganise things a bit, ...now that we have two more people living in the house. | |
| "and we'll reorganise the work. | |
| Alec Beasley's been trying to reorganise the service. | |
| Arthur, let's reorganise. | |
| Bromhead, reorganise your flying platoon with Sgt Windridge. | |
| Fortunately, I did not ask you all up here for the pleasure of seeing your smiling faces, ...but because I want to say that we have to reorganise things a bit, ...now that we have two more people living in the house. | |
| For instance, she reorganised the vestry without asking me. | |
| I'm sorry, but when the ARC was reorganised the decision was taken to select operational staff with military background. | |
| In 1589, Pope Sixtus V reorganised the choir of St Peter's. | |
| It is a process whereby molecular structure is reorganised at the sub-atomic level into life- generating matter of equal mass. | |
| Now, we have been asked to take on some pupil midwives from the London for a day or two, whilst their clinic is reorganised. | |
| And charged Schinkel with reorganising the shape of the city and designing buildings to express strength, sophistication, ambition. | |
| Can you say to her that I'm sorry that I didn't come and visit her sooner but that there was a lot to do after Kai's death, a lot of reorganising and so forth? | |
| How many women commit to an afternoon reorganising their vinyl in alphabetical order? | |
| I've been busy reorganising a house which out bohemian friend here had... not to put too strong a point on it let slip. | |
| Stephens is reorganising the department, so everyone's on their best behaviour. | |
| For instance, she reorganised the vestry without asking me. | |
| I'm sorry, but when the ARC was reorganised the decision was taken to select operational staff with military background. | |
| In 1589, Pope Sixtus V reorganised the choir of St Peter's. | |
| It is a process whereby molecular structure is reorganised at the sub-atomic level into life- generating matter of equal mass. | |
| Now, we have been asked to take on some pupil midwives from the London for a day or two, whilst their clinic is reorganised. | |
| And charged Schinkel with reorganising the shape of the city and designing buildings to express strength, sophistication, ambition. | |
| Can you say to her that I'm sorry that I didn't come and visit her sooner but that there was a lot to do after Kai's death, a lot of reorganising and so forth? | |
| How many women commit to an afternoon reorganising their vinyl in alphabetical order? | |
| I've been busy reorganising a house which out bohemian friend here had... not to put too strong a point on it let slip. | |
| Stephens is reorganising the department, so everyone's on their best behaviour. | |
