Sentence examples for chooses to shift from inspiring English sources
White does it so skilfully you don't notice how profoundly odd most of Blunderbuss is until the third or fourth play, at which point you listen to, say, On and On and On and boggle not just at the way he continually shifts the song's mood, but the sheer improbability of the moods he chooses to shift to: from portentous to ghostly to corny to intimate in less than four minutes.
He weighed playing a second heart, but chose to shift to a diamond.
Where, he was asked, was the documentation that supported the dollar figures he chose to shift from operating to capital expense accounts?
Unfortunately my applications failed, and after less than a year, I chose to shift to part-time status and get a job.
Quinn could choose to shift Sundin away from Holik's line to a matchup with Gomez and let the two lines shoot it out.
With higher rates, and less prospect of an inflationary expansion of money supply, investors have chosen to shift into euro-area assets, especially rock-solid German government bonds.
Whether you choose to shift the gears manually with the paddles or just let the gearbox do all the work, changes are deliciously quick and smooth.
Companies may choose to shift more of the compensation to cash, for example, or rethink the level of compensation so as not to give executives more in the way of equity.
But with gasoline prices dominating the news in the Midwest, he has chosen to shift gears somewhat and focus his message as much on reducing oil prices and consumption as on cleaning up the environment.
Supermarkets have become important outlets, but the likes of Wal-Mart stock only a narrow range of CDs, choosing to shift shelf-space away from music in favour of higher-margin DVDs and videogames.
But a requirement for increased disclosure, as well as new limitations on the nature of the consulting work they can do, is likely to mean that some companies will choose to shift nonaccounting work from their auditing firm to a competitor.
