Sentence examples for like the shift from inspiring English sources

The south-easterners would like the "shift" to come their way but have the least charismatic leader.

There is an underlying belief that pitchers don't like the shift, especially when a hit goes where a fielder would normally be, and Martinez may have that to consider, too, as he handles a veteran staff.

Ben Shields: Well, Jayson, it sounds like the shift at the highest level is an interesting strategy in baseball.

Smith thinks the most successful apps will change our focus, "like the shift we saw moving from [desktop] Mac to [mobile] iPhone.

Policy changes like the shift in insurance, while often introduced on a temporary basis, are becoming so popular that they could prove difficult to undo.

Some people think that it's just like the shift when people moved from desktops to laptops [a process that began in the early 2000s].

Williams likes the shift and the man implementing it, Chief Executive Bruce Rohde, in particular.

Employees like the gradual shift from full-time to part-time work to ease into retirement.

Afghanistan is much like the shifting sands and changing tides here on the beaches of Southern California.

No matter that compared with classical performance, jazz is like the shifting sands.

But suddenly the political rock of the Blue Ridge Mountains feels more like the shifting silt of the Mississippi.