Sentence examples for far shifted from inspiring English sources

Swift has so far shifted more than 1m copies of 1989 since its release at the end of October.

Her second album, 21, was the top-selling record of 2011 in the US – its 5.8m American sales contributing to the 17m copies so far shifted worldwide.

The album has so far shifted 310,000 copies, hardly a disaster, but less than a third of OK Computer's sales.

Sales figures of the other books, by contrast, exemplify the tough climate for literary fiction in the marketplace - and Enright's book has so far shifted just 3,253 copies.

The finding that the migration activity of TGF-β3H4 was not entirely abolished might be because KCO is not as far shifted to the closed form as that of the TGF-β313.

She has published four discrete chapters of the history so far, shifting gears between the radiotherapy room and reminiscence.

Round about page 204, in fact, I realise her big problem: much like the inestimable Michael McIntyre, she has no hate in her veins, and despite so far shifting around 160,000 copies, her book – no, "book" - deserves to sell like cold pies.

Taylor Swift's proper pop album, 1989 – executive-produced by Martin and Shellback – is her biggest-selling album so far having shifted over 9m copies worldwide.

Novel expression strategies and the continued development of brighter, red and far-red shifted reporters and the increased use of bioluminescent reporters for in vivo applications promise to overcome some of these limitations in future.

Anti-American rhetoric in Russia has gone too far to shift easily now".

Finally, it's especially important to keep pushing toward new energy norms given how little humanity has done so far to shift from unfettered fuel burning.