Sentence examples for get in shifting from inspiring English sources

can get in shifting the focus.

Sid McGuirk, an associate professor of air traffic management at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, who formerly worked as a controller, a supervisor and a quality control manager at the F.A.A., said the standard workweek for controllers is slightly compressed, so that they get in five shifts in about four and a half days if they are not working overtime.

Get in position: Girls: shift arms a little, but still keep behind neck.

Once you're comfortable with the technique, get in the habit of shifting into neutral instead of riding your clutch.

Mr. Jobs's statement drew criticism from some competitors, who argued that he was simply trying to get in front of a shift in industry strategy and claim credit for it.

"The skills shortage is the biggest it's ever been, and it's going to cause companies to get a little more creative in shifting the culture of organizations," Frazzetto said.

"Managers get in trouble when they try to shift investing styles to take advantage of market momentum," Mr. Bender said from his office in Pasadena, Calif.

If they try to get in the way of the shift they will do harm.

All the design parameters have been set properly in numerical simulation software so that entire shrinkage porosity should get shifted in the feeder.

"My day tends to get shifted in a really positive way".

"Yoga is a balancing factor, a substratum across all of your life, so you do not get shifted in one direction or another.