Sentence examples for it began to shift from inspiring English sources

The cold war was at one of the hottest stages it had ever reached, with Reagan in the White House and Andropov in the Kremlin.Yet even in those bleak years, those with hearing sufficiently sharp could detect the first faint creakings of the ice-cap as it began to shift.

Why? Why? Why?" Light opens out her individual case-histories into a general history of domestic service in this country: how it began to shift at the end of the 19th century towards the new one-to-one relations of mistress and servant in smaller houses in the 1920s and the gradual politicisation of domestic labour in the 1930s.

The local economy continued to rely on the growing of cotton as the main economy into the 1960s, until it began to shift to wheat growing in the early 1970s.

The first will be whether it begins to shift medicine away from the corrosive fee-for-service system that leads to uneven results and soaring costs.

This is a significant milestone for nursing as it begins to shift nursing outside a philosophical standpoint of individualism that is rooted in Western scientific thought and urges nurses to imagine other possible perspectives for the advancement of the nursing profession.

It was in the adoption agencies that his "traditional values," as he puts it, toward parenting began to shift.

That incredible water deficit weighs nearly 240 billion tons, and as it evaporated, the ground began to shift.

Attitudes soon began to shift.

After "Gimpel," the balance began to shift.

In mid-March things began to shift.

Suddenly the centre ground began to shift.