Sentence examples for rough shift from inspiring English sources

Apparently it was a rough shift #NHSworkingXmas #ImInWorkJeremy @wearyournhs pic.twitter.com/cqmKq4wKeW The health secretary claimed earlier this year parts of the NHS were locked in a "Monday to Friday culture" that was having "tragic consequences" on the institution.

A woman, nearly bald and dressed in a rough shift, arrives one day at Berndt Vogel's Fargo, North Dakota, farm and tells him in German that she is hungry.

By Louise Erdrich The New Yorker, July 27 , 1998P. 62 A woman, nearly bald and dressed in a rough shift, arrives one day at Berndt Vogel's Fargo, North Dakota, farm and tells him in German that she is hungry.

In XIII, "She Endeavours to Fascinate Him", Sappho's attitude and attire are those of a Regency beauty dressed for subtle suggestiveness (contrast Ovid, who, in the Heroides letter, has Sappho wearing a rough shift).

The New Yorker, July 27 , 1998P. 62 A woman, nearly bald and dressed in a rough shift, arrives one day at Berndt Vogel's Fargo, North Dakota, farm and tells him in German that she is hungry.

Mr. Pattinson's portrayal of a passionate, potentially dangerous husband capable of sexual rough play "shifts the story into another world," said Manohla Dargis, writing in The New York Times.

As Shell learned during their troubled 2012 drilling season, Arctic exploration means dealing with high winds, rough seas, shifting ice, and very sparse infrastructure.

"Don't make my shift rough, and I'll treat you like a human being" was his philosophy.

Team HTC-Columbia's Tony Martin, a 25-year-old German, won the time trial on a route with bumps, rough surfaces and shifting wind.

You can actually hear the cuts as the ambience is abruptly broken up; he wants to remind us of the rough edges and shifts of thought to be found in anyone's diary.

Tim Meacock's sets were handsome: huge towering tree trunks made of rough wooden slats that shift continuously.