Sentence examples for shift about the from inspiring English sources

Their position does shift about the sky a bit, I'm told.

I'm not saying readers won't experience an internal shift about the way they think of Sugar as a persona once they can attach her to the real live me, but I don't think the substance of the experience will change.

The other shift (about the 6th century ad) was less radical in scope and affected the Germanic consonants, resulting in the consonant system evident in Old High German and its descendants, Middle High German and Modern High German (standard German).

In line with the government's dramatic rhetorical shift about the "budget emergency" last week, the finance minister, Mathias Cormann, insisted there was "no rush" to win Senate approval for budget savings measures but added that if spending cuts could not be achieved over time the government could be left with no choice but to raise taxes.

Similarly, Westerling et al. ([2006]) note an abrupt shift about the mid-1980s in the regime of infrequent large wildfires typically lasting a week to much more frequent ones burning for 5 weeks based on data across the western United States.

I don't think people know about the monumental shift that is happening in science right now, a paradigm shift about the very nature of disease, a shift from medicine by symptoms to medicine by cause, from the science of disease to the science of health.

Also, the process of climbing the hill on a bike uses different muscle groups as you shift about on the bike to maintain maximum power.

But tonight, still in the throes of Thanksgiving, people have not begun to shift about yet, and the roads are empty, the street quiet.

I shift about restlessly.

I braked immediately, but lost balance as she was shifting about so much on the back.

Hazard has been shifted about the front line in an attempt to reignite his season, but it has not sparked his form.