Sentence examples for nice shift from inspiring English sources
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Drury's goal was set up by a nice shift from Sean Avery, who has often looked like the Rangers' best skater as they have fallen in the standings.
It's also a nice shift from the team's old guise as Wikinvest, a financial news and data site that was being pitched as a direct competitor to Yahoo Finance.
In a comparison of two Ozawa-led performances of Mahler's First Symphony, Murakami says one is "like making a leisurely tour in a chauffeur-driven Mercedes-Benz", but that the second is "like zipping around in a sports car with a nice stick shift".
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7/10 Good stuff from Hamilton who went well at the line-out and showed some nice touches to shift the point of attack when Scotland had the ball.
4 p.m. 9. Flowers and Tea If the weather is nice — it can shift quickly in Scotland — it's worth a visit to Edinburgh's 70-acre Royal Botanic Garden (20A Inverleith Row; rbge.org.uk).uk
The cast does a nice job of shifting cleanly from naturalistic style to heightened showmanship: Arthur Aulisi brings to mind an accountant suddenly channeling a musical theater fan.
Tartt has a nice way of shifting her diction ever so slightly in order to bring us closer to her characters: she'll have Hely yearning to "mess with" a big bug, or Aunt Tattycorum bemoaning her "cumbrous" allergies, which neatly conveys the quaintness of the old lady's pretensions.
The UI is almost as smooth as the demo makes it appear, though it would be nice if things shifted or resized to fit the browser window.
