Sentence examples for pivot it from inspiring English sources
'pivot it' is not a complete sentence and is not used as such in written English
It can be used as a verb phrase, however, to indicate a change in direction or focus. For example, "We need to pivot our strategy if we want to achieve our goals."
reut.rs/HcQFcm — Ray Kwong (@raykwong) April 4, 2012 The American pivot, it is well to remember, is not solely focused on China.
"Both actions literally served to pivot it in a similar way a sharp turn is made when a handbrake is applied to a car at a high rate of speed," the report stated.
Dr. Parks, who at the time was an ecologist and acoustician at Pennsylvania State University and is now at Syracuse University, would hold onto her end of the pole and wait for an opportunity to pivot it up and smack the tag down on a whale's glistening backside.
"That's not a policy pivot, it's a Kellyanne Conway-inspired messaging pivot," Sharry said, referring to the Republican pollster hired in August as Trump's campaign manager.
He made it very clear this was not an optional "pivot" – it was critical to the company's long term success (and possibly, survival).
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Universal, which distributed "Bridesmaids," could move forward with a sequel without its original writers and star, instead pivoting it around the scene-stealing Melissa McCarthy.
Klinify started as Doctree.Asia, but its founders — Krish and Nishanth Sudharsanam — pivoted it into a new product six months later after realizing it's not working out.
When the Department of Defense announced its "Asia pivot" last year, it made it clear that defeating such capabilities is now a major focus of the U.S. military.
It now means something more like "faking it for political effect"—as in "My God, Trump is not pivoting!" (It turned out he didn't because he couldn't).
But, he pivoted, "it is because we treat those who work in our public sector with respect that I want to be straight with you about the choices we face".
