Sentence examples for a swift shift of from inspiring English sources

That happened as early as the fifth minute, a swift shift of the ball along the England three-quarters allowing Foden to make the overlap on the left wing to take a pass from Ashton for a touchdown which breathed confidence into an embattled side.

Yes, D'Souza says, in a swift shift to domestic politics, "of course" Republican politics is "about class.

So does Mr. McBurney's staging, with its exaggerated physical renderings of the swift shifting of alliances and its pointed use of a large leather chair as a throne fit for a Mafia-style king.

Mr. Znaider embraced Nielsen's characteristic swift shifts of mood, from aggressive scherzo to arching lyricism.

Kurosawa let Mifune's oaken arms say as much about his ruined amoral samurai in "Sanjuro" (Aug. 27-29) as the actor's murderously swift shifts of facial expression did.

The secret to her musical game is transitions — how people enter and exit, how the characters interact with the set, how the story is told through the swift shifting of spatial and emotional gears.

In a stark and swift shift, Americans now seem more interested in pleasant carlike manners than in off-road rambles.

Then, a two-phase algorithm is proposed for shifting between each two gear ratios, which guarantees a smooth and swift shift.

The swift shift for Florence + the Machine, fronted by lead singer and songwriter Florence Welch, from supporting spot to main act on the Pyramid stage, was occasioned by the broken ankle of a male artist.

One of the biggest short-term gains on greenhouse gas emissions has come through the swift shift from coal to natural gas in the country's power plants.

There certainly would have been a much swifter shift to green policies, since Labour could only rule with the Lib Dems or Greens.