On Sept. 11, Americans entered a new and frightening geography, where the continents of safety and danger seemed forever shifted.
The Munich Games continued, but the Olympic movement and the geopolitical world that it once inhabited had forever shifted on its axis.
And so on, with the ground forever shifting under our feet, and with everything — friendships, weaponry, sexual fidelity — up for grabs.
Beautifully orchestrated, they are forever shifting in color, and gradually, magically, they turn into sustained vocal sounds; indeed, what should come from waves but sirens?
And so on, with the ground forever shifting under our feet, and with everything friendships, weaponry, sexual fidelity up for grabs.
I still love spending time in the Zócalo, but the place where I most often imagined staying in Puebla forever shifted, on this visit, to the rooftop cafe of the Museo Amparo.
The movement's concerns are forever shifting, and will likely do so powerfully when some of today's young activists encounter the pay gap, childcare costs and pregnancy discrimination in their own lives.
The sands of trust are forever shifting and Eames's description of how the two groups steer around and at times into each other crackles with tension and authenticity.
She worried that it would never be that way between them again, that the balance had forever shifted, and then she felt selfish for worrying about such a thing.
