Sentence examples for role shakes from inspiring English sources

(EW, OPPOSITE!) I'm saying that the organisation of a rad life is easier when there are two principals instead of one, and that it's nice to slide far down into whatever your particular role shakes out to be.

(EW, OPPOSITE!) I'm saying that the organization of a rad life is easier when there are two principals instead of one, and that it's nice to slide far down into whatever your particular role shakes out to be.

As a loyal egalitarian, Vedic ideas of gender roles shake my faith quite a bit.

For the latter role, Vayntrub shook out her hair and wore a more revealing dress.

In light of how often during his career he has been forced to take on more defensive roles Mascherano shakes his head and insists that he is not shifting from the No5.

He played more of an ensemble role on "Shake It Off," which started slinky and chromatic, crept toward a chorus and then plunged into a round of stubborn downbeats.

"I haven't watched it for ages but when I do occasionally, it stands up very well because of the quality of the writing," he says, before adding that it was a difficult role to shake off.

ValueAct, which played a key role in shaking up Microsoft's management team in 2013, typically works by becoming the largest investor in each of its core investments and has been known to successfully install directors on company boards.

In the NBA in particular, franchise owners like Steve Ballmer (LA Clippers), Mark Cuban (Dallas Mavericks) and Vivek Ranadivé (Sacramento Kings) have played a key role in shaking up their respective teams and the wider league in a bid to make them technologically fit for purpose.

As Chinese companies evolve over the next few years and work on producing more sophisticated chips, they "will play a key role in shaking up the competitive ranks" of the global industry, said Mario Morales, vice president for semiconductor research at IDC. DAVID F. GALLAGHER.

Hashash also notes that the earthquake's "directivity" played a big role in shaking Kathmandu more than other parts of Nepal.