Sentence examples for make a pivot from inspiring English sources

Then we teach them how to make a pivot turn around the stick".

It was time to make a pivot and invest in myself.

So Dropbox has had to make a pivot of sorts (though it is still finding new features for its basic users) to building robust tools for enterprise customers in order to generate new business for the company.

Apparently Obama isn't too busy grinding away on his multi-million-dollar book deal and enjoying his newfound kiteboarding skills to also make a pivot to video.

Since the real estate mogul became the GOP frontrunner and then the nominee party strategists and leaders have been eagerly waiting for their candidate to make a "pivot"—a shift in tone, and perhaps policy, that would make him more palatable to voters beyond the conservative base.

And last but not least, it reminds me of several years ago when an SVP Partner, Tim Schottman, came to his first Partner meeting and heard about Ron Tanemura's work with Alive & Free, it was so powerful for Tim that he decided to make a pivot (that he'd been considering) and move from the private to the social sector with Sightlife.

Following contact with a force plate at the bottom of the staircase, the subjects were instructed to make a pivoting maneuver by moving the swing leg through a 90° arc across the stance leg and to contact the ground with the foot of the swing leg at a 90° angle relative to the stance foot.

Making a "pivot" to East Asia the core of its foreign policy was a basic mistake, he argues.

In "Over the Top and Back," a new autobiography, Jones makes a pivot of the moment, in the mid-nineteen-eighties, when his son became his manager.

So Pepsi took the failure and made a pivot.

So the company made a pivot earlier this year into releasing a couple of photo-sharing applications, Roll and Shorts (which allowed you to share your camera roll).