Sentence examples for entirely shifted from inspiring English sources

Australia has already introduced a ban and Cuba has entirely shifted to compact fluorescent bulbs, said Andras Toth, an expert with the European Commission, the group's executive agency.

But over the last year or two, for a variety of reasons, my reading has almost entirely shifted from non-fiction to fiction.

"And because the burden of funding universities in England will be almost entirely shifted to the student, government funding for teaching is set to fall by up to 80%.

(In a brilliant moment, just before Ophelia enters, "distracted," Gertrude comes onstage with her blonde hair askew, barefoot, in a slip - and for one moment you think the two women have entirely shifted character).

Laura Linney's emotionally incandescent performance has the effect of entirely shifting the focus of Donald Margulies's fine drama from 1992 about art, time and moral compromise.

Mirrored walls rotate, converge and separate and, at times, seem to dissolve entirely, shifting the scene from the rehearsal room to a cross-section of the Opéra's auditorium, lined with parterre boxes filled with French soldiers.

Yet her emotional incandescence in the revival of "Sight Unseen," which opened last night at the Biltmore Theater, has the effect of entirely shifting the focus of Donald Margulies's fine drama from 1992 about art, time and moral compromise.

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