Sentence examples for regularly shifting from inspiring English sources

The Philharmonic itself has tried to steer a course through this thicket by regularly shifting its posture.

President Washington, vice-president Jefferson and others brought slaves as domestic servants, and evaded the law by regularly shifting their slaves out of the city before the 6-month deadline.

My wife, Julie Dressner, noted that if she regularly shifted her weight from side to side, she could avoid slowly sinking.

However, experimental archaeology and plant remains from LBK sites have provided evidence that these people did not regularly shift their fields.

Fluidly edited, the film regularly shifts between the present, with the adult Blake confronting death, and the past, with the younger Blake confronting life.

Brazil has more than a dozen political parties; many regularly shift allegiances based on offers of cabinet posts, money for pet projects and other forms of patronage.

The rotating hold involves a group of like-minded senators who regularly shift the objection among themselves, making the perpetrator harder to identify.

At the time, she had one of the plummest jobs in journalism: editor of O, The Oprah Magazine which regularly shifted one million copies a month.

He adds: "Today's consumers are on the go and regularly shift between desktop, mobile, and tablet devices throughout the day.

To keep the electrons in the ring they are regularly shifted through small changes of direction by steering magnets, each of which results in an acceleration and a blast of light.

Erosion is a concern across Assam, as the huge river regularly shifts course while carrying sand and other sediment from the Himalayas in a simultaneous process of construction and destruction: new sandbars appear even as old, inhabited places are battered by the currents of the river.