Sentence examples for shift location from inspiring English sources

It is known to shift location with the winds, and with moisture, quartz crystals, pressure and friction, the dunes are said to sometimes sing.

One of the hardest parts, Mr. Bromley said, was deciding where to tell the satellites to aim in the region, which is smaller than 1,000 square miles, because tiny villages are often not on maps and refugees shift location.

Therefore, if immigrants were to shift location, the demographic composition of regions would alter (for example, the number of Chinese immigrants in a specific region would change).

Details about the sequel are scarce, although we do know that "Wonder Woman 1984" will fast-forward decades after the first film, which dropped the demigoddess in the middle of World War I, and will shift location to Washington, D.C. Apart from Gadot, Wiig and Chris Pine, "Games of Thrones" star Pedro Pascal has also been cast in a pivotal but undisclosed role.

If you are good, you can expect to make up to $500 during a day shift or up to $1,000+ on night shift (location depending).

Because operators frequently shift locations to avoid police detection, it is unclear — to the authorities as well as to those who work there — how many parlors there are.

Users of underground chat channels frequently shift locations when they suspect that they are being monitored by government authorities or if the owners of the servers being used shut down the channels.

Next year, it could be the insurrectionists that shift locations.

Motion of the mandible can absorb rotations and displacements, as well as shift locations of fulcrums, resulting in variations of fixator performance not only across angle of force application, but when compared to other methods in similar loading conditions.

Frequently, one or several genes were found to have shifted location and were found to be located distally on the same chromosome.

This year's Armory Show, which has shifted location again, is as good or better.