Sentence examples for shift manning from inspiring English sources

I'd stay after school to clock in a few hours of revision in particle physics, then start the evening shift manning the changing rooms.

To achieve gender equality in science, shift men's perceptions of what is professionally acceptable.

Perhaps we would do well to revisit a feminist concept of the 1980s: To achieve gender equality in science, shift men's perceptions of what's socially and professionally acceptable.

Several of the morning shift men were standing round the mouth of the pit, waiting to go down, when the blast occurred, and the part who had just descended met it soon after they had reached the bottom of the shaft; these were most miserably burnt and mangled.

Thus, in contexts of rapidly shifting gender relations where gender-transformative work is embedded, requests to shift men in the direction of more gender equality can be met by men with feelings of a decline in masculine status or household authority, feelings of uselessness and a destabilised sense of what it means to be a man (Messner 1998; Sideris 2004).

"When nature shifts, man shifts," Oliver Houck says.

The rapidly shifting men's magazine market Stateside will be familiar for the leading editor of the post-Loaded era.

And all the while mothers are bearing the additional load of a social narrative shifting men away from domestic responsibility.

He shifted men to his left flank and sent urgent messages to his two commanders who had not yet arrived on the battlefield: Lafayette McLaws with two divisions and A.P. Hill with one division.

But later that same shift, Private Manning punched another soldier in the face.

A shift from man as a grizzly bear who can protect his home from all marauders, to ratty man who has no home of his own to protect.