Sentence examples for managing to shift from inspiring English sources

Using a variety of aliases – he claimed a total of 43 bogus identities from "Mr Nice" to "Albi Jennings" – he slipped in and out of Britain, still managing to shift tons of cannabis across continents.

Partisanship has become an extraordinary force in American politics, managing to shift, for instance, the opinions of members of both parties when it comes to Russia.

However, in a series of other important cases, the Court gave the Chamber less than it wanted, while still managing to shift the law in a business-friendly direction -- Chamber overreach yielding real gains for the business community.

Yes, they may be still getting grilled cheese sandwiches hand-delivered to them from mom as they hang out in the basement playing Grand Theft Auto V, but millennials are simultaneously managing to shift the foundational plates U.S. companies have found themselves firmly rooted on for the past two centuries and then some.

But lately, Mr. Baldwin, 45, has managed to shift the focus.

Finally, he managed to shift a few bags for a knock-down price.

In 1969, the Stratton Commission managed to shift America's views on ocean policy.

The city managed to shift the dispute from bankruptcy court to a federal court that has superior jurisdiction.

Nevertheless, one has to admire the barefaced cheek of the prime minister and chancellor for the way they manage to shift their own not-very-centrist ground.

Critics say that the president has merely managed to shift the blame to opposition "sabotage".The polls suggest that the electorate is almost equally divided.

He has managed to shift attention in the Security Council away from Iraq's shortcomings to the ways Unscom goes about its job.