Sentence examples for shift into full from inspiring English sources

The shift into full battle mode on Capitol Hill came a day after President Obama, aiming to modulate the Republican demands for cuts, called in his State of the Union speech for a partial five-year freeze in domestic spending by the federal government — a more gradual imposition of fiscal discipline, while still increasing some spending in education, research and other areas.

There is an undertow of low-level dread to this election that may shift into full-blown terror by Friday.

It's very different to the sad teenager music I used to listen to – a shift into full-blown session-musician dad rock.

This would allow it to offer both a completely non-powered state, likely used for transport from factory to retail stores or distribution enters, for instance; and a low-power state, whereby it would be able to receive inbound communication requests from a user's existing device for setup, prompting it to shift into full-power mode.

And he easily shifts into full throttle when deciding to change directions.

All of this happened as the baseball postseason shifted into full gear, with the National League staging two first-round games on Thursday.

The assertion comes, of course, from a man who is now effectively having himself replaced, just before the 2008 presidential campaign shifts into full gear.

In case that was not the sort of ringing endorsement that Mr. Romney might have hoped for, Mr. Giuliani then shifted into full support gear: "The simple fact is that Mitt Romney has been far more successful in the things that he's done than Barack Obama," he said.

The fact that it never shifts into full on Epic territory works in its favour, even if some of the lyrics - "time leaves us polished stones" - seem to be taken from those self-help Instagram accounts that famous people re-post.

The author points out that after years of pioneering women's rights alone in the Islamic world, Turkey has shifted into full reverse gear as more and more women began wearing the headscarf, usually under pressure from their families.

But Timbira still had to vote someone out, so the intrigue shifted into full speed.