Sentence examples for In the next shift from inspiring English sources

A nurse role-playing a mother asking when her child's intravenous line would be attended to elicited as a typical response from other nurses "It is not your job to remind me" and "Wait for the nurses in the next shift".

(Consultant obstetrician) …You are accountable for the information transferred as well as received…You can't literally handover all sixty babies on the floor of nursery so there will be anticipated problems that may occur in the next shift, so from a reviewer perspective you want to handover what has been done and what problems that you might anticipate in nursery or in obstetric deliveries.

"I didn't talk about people calling in sick and then coming in on the next shift and getting paid overtime".

It is, in essence, the next shift away from the business that newspaper people thought they were in – not gathering news for a baited-breath audience, but desperately defining and servicing new content niches, in order to sell to an uncertain and dubious audience.

"I just wanted to get back in there and play the next shift.

He got to work around two o'clock, and was home by ten or eleven to catch a few hours of sleep before taking his kids to Little League games and soccer practice, getting in a second nap in the early evening, before the next shift.

It's because I've felt the first whisper of the next shift in the zeitgeist.

Voice-controlled assistance is seeing another evolution as it looks to prove its worth as the next shift in human-computer interaction.

Nevertheless, virtual reality is exciting so many people right now because it really represents what many, myself included, see as the next shift in computing.

I'd imagine it's pretty damn annoying for consumers to buy what is probably their first desktop PC in like 10 or 15 years just to experience what's being billed to them as the next shift in computing.

A special form of short-term carriage is transient carriage, which is identified during or after a work shift and in most cases lost before the next shift [ 7].