The crowd's mood shifted instantly.
The responsibility for realising his father's dreams shifted instantly to the somewhat sickly second son, John F. Kennedy.
And I will say that the look he gave me — because for some reason he seemed to know it was I — was a look of profoundest dismay, shifting instantly into embarrassment, and then on to sincere regret.
Both men shifted away instantly; she covered her mouth and staggered toward the women's room.
On the one hand, when the ASCD-incorporated poly MMA PMMAA) film was exposed to liquid alcohols, a remarkable red-shift occurred instantly in the FL emission spectra for light alcohols such as methanol, ethanol, and propanol whereas for heavier alcohols, a blue-shift occurred first and subsequently a red-shift occurred gradually.
"You instantly shift a certain amount of units".
What's likely to happen instead, if it comes to that, is that the attention will instantly shift toward the new generation of potential messengers: Paul Ryan and Marco Rubio, Chris Christie and Bobby Jindal.
This is the balance in Shakespeare's comedies too, but opera adds the ability of music to shift the mood instantly and ineffably.
And while the Man is great fun in his high (and low) wit and posturing, he can instantly shift into thundering minor keys of anger, contempt, menace and a sadness beyond tears.
Were he to win, Mr Davis could instantly shift the firm's centre of gravity by choosing to run it from his base in London.Mr Patsalos-Fox, Greek-Australian by origin but also an alumnus of London, is the first non-American to run New York.
