Sentence examples for shift in the town from inspiring English sources

If the union officials' account is correct, it represents a significant shift in the town board's previous policy of steadfast support for the chief.

Joan Beaver, a now retired Stillwater high school teacher, recalled the election as heralding a shift in the town away from smalltown moderate Republicanism towards more extreme rightwing thought.

His success has coincided with a shift in the town's identity, connecting its sleepy past with a booming present.

It read: 'I congratulate you on the Muslim conquest of Idil".' The takeover brought the dramatic shift in the town's demographics that was completed in 1994, with Kurds from the surrounding villages moving in as Syriac families sold up and joined the rising flow of Christian migration from the Tur Abdin to Europe.

Her death in particular led to a most extraordinary shift in the town's identification with sectarian division.

It's here to take contract workers to their shifts in the town's mining and construction industries.

The band's founding duo, Aiden Whalley and James Young, are both from the area and were inspired to incorporate their home into their music after a visit back there alerted them to distinct shifts in the town's atmosphere.

Her father, Robert Carson, was a ne'er-do-well whose ventures inevitably failed; Carson's elder sister, Marian, did shift work in the town's coal-fired power plant.

The first part provides a historical context for American urban development and alludes to the forces that transpired a major shift in the American town from the mixed-use compact urban grid to the sprawled curvilinear suburbs that were exclusively zoned in separate residential, commercial, office, and industrial enclaves.

Fifteen-year-old Lillian Clark, working a late shift that night in the town's boarding house, had been given permission to stay overnight for the first time.

"We are celebrating a shift in the history of the town," he said.