Sentence examples for shift early in from inspiring English sources

But during a shift early in the third, at the end of a power play, Crosby set up Kunitz's vital insurance goal at 3 01.

Ohio State seemed to get the advantage of a field-position shift early in the third quarter when the Buckeyes downed a punt on the Badgers' 1-yard line.

Zajac, the 26-year-old center from Winnipeg, had limped off the ice after a shift early in the second period, but he soon returned and finished with one goal, one assist, two takeaways and a 58 percent winning percentage on face-offs.

Contrary to the dramatic niche shift early in the evolution of Hypericum most extant species occur in temperate climates including high elevations in the tropics.

Following the initial benthic to pelagic shift early in the history of the OPM radiation, ancestral state reconstruction recovered several instances of the re-evolution of benthicity within the pelagic focal clade.

The rhythm section hint at this shift earlier in the piece at the 16 37 and 18 45 mark, but only after Davis plays the second theme is the change from "Tatu" to "Agharta Prelude" noticeable.

Other climate models predict that upwelling will instead shift earlier in the season (Hsieh and Boer 1992), in which case the two aspects of selection are instead complementary.

Because the characteristic upward deflection in d UEGLS/d t is asymmetrical about its peak, the smoothing effect of increased electrode distance causes that peak to shift earlier in time.

Consider how public opinion shifted early in the current school-reform wave.

However, the president's attention dramatically shifted early in the year to a developing crisis in Ukraine.

Perhaps the most emotional person on the team was Joe Nieuwendyk, the Devils' 36-year-old center, who skated only three shifts early in the first period before leaving the game.