reorient

You've got an entire society to reorient to the business of living.

Was it easy to reorient yourself to writing about history?

We need to reorient our schools so that they serve the kids.

He would stop at the fire truck, reorient himself, then move on.

Now we want to reorient the part to get the proper front view.

David looked up at the screen, but found it was taking him a moment to reorient.

"The world is different now, and the banks do not have too much time to reorient themselves."

He had to maneuver again, before the other could reorient.

"A huge industry segment is going to have to reorient itself."

Fighting every day to reorient herself in a world gone mad.

Workers had to reorient themselves and take on new unfamiliar jobs.

You have to reorient the meaning of past events so it is positive.

For God's sake tell him to put it back while we reorient our thinking.

The business community is going to have to reorient their view."

Use the results to reorient the approach for a forthcoming event.

It was possible that men from another planet might have to reorient even their way of thinking to understand the earth's ways.

After a moment to reorient himself to her question, he said, "Only in passing."

Hastily she set the glass down and tried to reorient herself.

One can only go so far, take the bearings, and reorient.

It also plans to reorient the campus to the east to face the new complex.

The program begins to reorient kids toward alternatives to violence.

I could reorient you to my service, but again not without pointing a strong finger right back at me.

Subsequently, the company managed to reorient its production and market new technology.

We need to reorient our entire approach to this problem, in India and worldwide.