Sentence examples for I start my shift from inspiring English sources
The phrase "I start my shift" is correct and can be used in written English
It is commonly used to indicate the beginning of one's work period or duty. Example: I start my shift at 8am every morning and work until 4pm.
I start my shift in a building in midtown in fifty-five minutes, at midnight".
I started my shift with a woman in her mid-20s who sat cross-legged on a stretcher in the hallway, bouncing up and down with a wide-eyed, unhinged look on her face as she vacillated between singing and crying.
The very first time I set foot in a club was when I started my shift as a glass collector.
I had started my shift at 8.30pm the night before.
Having somehow dragged my body through a morning of serving breakfast to a Japanese crowd I then had two hours' break before I started my next shift of the day - just enough time to curl up and sleep in the staff restaurant.
I started my first shift a couple days later and realized that while my boss was kind of an asshole (he was serious and intimidating, almost as if he'd been in the bar business for too long) I kind of wanted to bang him.
"Guys, thank you … but I am currently sitting here ready to start my night shift in Worthing.
All I know is that I am putting on my scrubs heading back out to start my A&E shift.
No, I enjoy being my own client; in fact I started to shift my firm in this direction by getting involved with the development of projects -- the first one has been under construction for 7 months now and so far it has been a pleasant experience.
I started shifting my hips.
And then I started shifting my views and the play arose out of that".Sticks and Bones" is a brutally honest look at how America was dealing, or more accurately, not dealing, with the realities of war.
