Sentence examples for often shook up from inspiring English sources

The evolving multidisciplinary — indeed, uncorporate — approach has not been tried by many encyclopedic art museums, although the smaller Walker Art Center in Minneapolis often shook up art-historical orthodoxies under its former director Kathy Halbreich (now the MoMA's associate director).

Since 2006, thousands of immigrants, mostly from Latin America, have been deported from Georgia after traffic violations, often shaking up long-settled families.

I love the ideas and commitment and I love the way that these qualities often shake up the order of a school or a department.

Perhaps Mr. Santorum thinks that Mr. Romney is a stronger debater, but the debates have been hit-and-miss for all the candidates and have often shaken up the polls in one direction or another.

Throwing ourselves into another culture, industry or company can often shake up our own thinking.

Mass school closures often shake up communicates and disrupt children's learning, among other effects on displaced students.

The rich mix of creatures that make up ecosystems is often irrevocably shaken up by intensive agriculture.

"Everyone was shook up.

He was very shook up.

"I'm all shook up".

Alex Salmond all shook up?