Sentence examples for shift break from inspiring English sources

The junior doctor who made time in his night shift break to catch up with the man on a different ward who survived a stroke the previous night.

Not because of the money, but because partners at Weiss pride themselves on investing in companies that bring about a paradigm shift, break the mold and create a whole new industry.

This shift breaks the play uneasily in two, but the work's affecting quality, which sneaks up on you in this subtle production (directed by Jean Randich), is nothing to dismiss, even if "Killing the Boss" finally fails to achieve its own largest ambitions.

In "Remansos," one of three repertory works the troupe will perform at the Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts, quirky stylistic shifts break the flow of the languid piano music, while in the folk-inflected "Rassemblement," the dancers sprint and sway to Haitian voodoo songs.

Ball artfully keeps the reader in the same position, measuring out a little information here, a little there, always suggesting that no information is, or ever can be, complete, until an emotional disaster, a tragic revelation and two or three extraordinary structural shifts break open our way of seeing things.

Atlases convey a solid sheet of unbroken white but this frozen ocean is constantly shifting, breaking apart, reforming, its condition varying massively year by year.

When we plotted normalized shifts, broken down by preferred response direction, we identified significant shifts for both CW (target left) and CCW choices (target right).

Two 4 hour work shifts broken up by a couple of hours of free time is much better for prisoner morale than one 7 or 8 hour shift, and the financial losses are fairly minimal.

He also expressed concern that proposals to remove some safeguards around shift breaks would be especially detrimental to doctors working during pregnancy.

Definitely somebody high up in the chain of command is leaking up information to these people," said the soldier, whom the Guardian was able to reach three times during shift breaks.

The club was once woven into the fabric of a largely forgotten northern society where women ran modest households in even more modest row-houses, and men in their flat caps and woolen scarves earned the wages, cycling to and from the shipyards to the rhythm of shift breaks signaled by a baleful horn.