Sentence examples for famous shift from inspiring English sources

The book pays no attention at all to Mr. Dylan's life -- no mention here of his famous shift from acoustic to electric guitar, of his conversions from Judaism to Christianity and back again, or of his recent appearance in a Victoria's Secret commercial -- and is more interested in the form of the songs than their content.

She continued to write fiction long after her film career had made her famous, shifting her focus gradually to the immigrant experience and European exiles in America.

This past weekend, when Teixeira and Ortiz attempted to hit against shifts at Fenway Park, they did so in the same stadium where the famous Williams Shift was first used.

Not only did he introduce his famous Mondrian shift, he also showed baby-doll dresses with wide collars and sashes.

When you take into account average total work hours for men and women inside and outside the home, the famous "second shift" of working mothers (a concept we've clung to since 1989) is shown to be a myth, she says, citing time-use studies from many countries.

Again, maybe the happiness numbers are being tipped downward by a mounting female workload — the famous "second shift," in which women continue to do the lion's share of household chores even as they're handed more and more workplace responsibility.

With both famous men, shifting cultural mores and rising awareness about sexual assault have significant swaths of the country interrogating their alleged sexual misconduct over a period of decades.

"Ah Perfidoo" is famous for its shifting moods, which progress from rage to despair to a strange exhilaration.

Yext has made the famous startup pivot, shifting focus from its pay-per-call advertising service to a new product called PowerListings.

One got famous wearing brightly colored shifts.

But the reef under the island's most famous wave, at Lagundri Bay, shifted up, making what surfers say was already a dream break even longer and more hollow.