Sentence examples for pivoting over from inspiring English sources

Netflix may be in the business of dishing up movies and television programming, but the company triumphed through technology, pivoting over the course of a few short years from being the biggest user of the postal service to the largest source of broadband traffic.

Fab.com, meanwhile, has been pivoting over the last several months away from its earlier flash sales model and towards a more straightforward design-focused e-commerce site — this was, it seems, partly the rationale for the European layoffs from earlier this year.

Jennifer Hoppa pivoted over a rock.

The print of their hooves was everywhere, deep cuts and gouges where they pivoted over their forequarters or came up hard after a sprint.

Even though events in the United States precipitated some of the most acute stages of the 2007-8 financrisisrisis — the Lehman Brothers collapse is a prime example — the crisis in Europe has been the fulcrum on which world markets have pivoted over the last couple of years.

You can start with some roundups of the team's calamities — including spending the gross national product of a small country on injured players — provided by The New York Times's Ben Shpigel or The New York Post's Bart Hubbuch, then pivot over to Foxsports.com to read Ken Rosenthal's conclusion that the Mets are actually a hazard to their players' health.

But LocalResponse founder Nihal Mehta says that Philo has pivoted over the past year to an advertising model, called Reach.TV.

Since then, it pivoted over to becoming a consumer-focused company and, as the company's CEO John Donham told me earlier today, that was definitely the right move to make for the company.

Pivoting forward over a barrister's lectern, flexing confidently on her toes, Dinah Rose QC invariably demonstrates absolute command of the courtroom.

Lindsay Dovey, a forecaster with MeteoGroup, said: "There has been a band of snow that is stretching from North Wales right across to the far south east of England, pivoting northwards over London.

Most USIs were recorded during motor activities (righting, falling over and pivoting) of aroused pups as described by Haack et al. (1983).