Sentence examples for first to shift from inspiring English sources

Mr. Collins devised the appointment-only system, and New York was the first to shift, in 1996.

(Seattle acknowledges that Britain was first to shift the city from the furthest northwestern tip of the US to the centre of the rock universe).

According to Carlo Capasa, president of the Camera della Moda, "Given that the calendar situation is always evolving, it is hard to predict if there will be any negative effects.'' The important thing, he said, is that the Italians "show powerful vitality as a whole" — perhaps (it is possible to imagine) by being the first to shift to a new system.

It makes sense that the simplest products (where tech has already enabled automation of underwriting) have been the first to shift distribution online.

Co-founders Greg Tseng and Johann Schleier-Smith tried at first to shift into going mobile first, but that didn't seem to work either.

(Harvard was probably the first to shift to direct election of its Board of Overseers by alumni in 1865).

Suzuki had to be willing to bat ninth, to shift to left field from right field, to sit out against certain left-handed pitchers, and not to complain about any of it.

But if one player shifts strategies, the other players will shift strategies in response, which will drive the first player to shift strategies again, and so on.

So, we first need to shift the LCINS distribution of GaN 0.012As0.988 to locate the highest peak at this energy.

But Chrome OS (and its own Chrome Web Store) is the first step to shift momentum back to the web.

Among them may be age of first exposure to shift work.