Sentence examples for call a shift from inspiring English sources

"What kind a deal we talkin about?" "Depends on who's doin the dealin and when...mean today's Saturday and all and...well when everything kinda clears out some then we have what ya might call a shift change, if ya know what I mean...some leaves and others pop up and there's always some new spaces on Mondays".

In response to this wake-up call, a shift could happen, but there's no guarantee that it will.

The backup quarterback calls a shift out of punt formation and slips under center.

We await what Tiffany Field, in 1998, called "a shift in the social-political attitude toward touch".

Locals say that Dr. Jorgensen called a shift of workers for a lecture about condoms and fidelity to one woman.

In what he calls "a shift toward the dialogic," Mr. Lodge was able to scrutinize two cultures.

But it sees what it calls a shift toward greater transparency in the financial sector, including efforts in the United States as a factor in its favor.

In its first eight months, the Bush administration was criticized internationally for what was called a shift to isolationism, and displayed a general neglect of the United Nations.

This resulted in what Sen called a shift in "entitlements": labourers had suffered a reduction in their ability to command power over food.

The move into the United States is a shift for ABB, and the result of what its chief executive calls a shift from the company's engineering-oriented focus to a more market-oriented one.

In February, for instance, at an argument about a law making it a crime to provide material support to terrorists, Chief Justice Roberts tussled with Ms. Kagan over what he called a shift in the government's position.