Sentence examples for lives shift from inspiring English sources

They married in 1990 and lived in nearby Fort Greene in a series of rented apartments, watching their lives shift from young adulthood to parenthood, learning the restaurants, the subways, the playgrounds.

In her memoir "Just Kids," from 2010, Patti Smith wrote that Croland was "a puppet master, bringing new characters into the play of our lives, shifting Robert's path and the history that resulted".

Setting up Tilted Axis Press came from a similar impulse; our focus on Asian literatures – where linguistic experimentation is informed by daily lives shifting between languages – is a brilliant way of discovering the stylistic innovation and non-conforming narratives that most excite us," said Smith.

She lived shift to shift on tips, spent everything she had on booze, lost her apartment, crashed on couches, and drank every hour of her waking life to keep from vomiting.

After a 15-minute break in which the assailant was taken away by the police, Rupert Murdoch reappeared at the witness table in shirtsleeves and the dynamic in the room and on the cable channels covering the hearing live shifted in his favor.

They were asked questions that grew increasingly personal ("Have you ever tried to save a life and failed?"), then were divided and redivided into countless groups based on their answers — a kind of live, shifting pie graph of the region's inhabitants.

06 FEBRUARY ROOM ONE: APOLLONIA... Dan Ghenacia, Dyed Soundorom, Shonky, Robin Ordell ROOM TWO: Terry Francis, Kobosil (Live), Shifted, Answer Code Request & Kobosil B2B. 13 FEBRUARY ROOM ONE: FABRIC 86: EATS EVERYTHING LAUNCH... Eats Everything, Craig Richards, Green Velvet ROOM TWO: Terry Francis, Daniel Avery, Skudge (Live), October.

After the featured groups wrap up on Thursday and Friday, the PGA TOUR LIVE will shift to live broadcast coverage to the Featured Holes at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Club.

He said that throughout their lives, men shift their focus from career to intimacy as they age.

Susan Pitchford, a lecturer at the University of Washington, reckons that young people may be drawn to this unchanging rite because everything else in their lives is shifting.

Indians are so hungry [and are] applying technology to how they live, this shift is happening.