Sentence examples for shift of her from inspiring English sources

With a quick shift of her left hip, Schreckenbach sent Dunn thumping into the boards and sprawling onto the ice of the E Center earlier this week.

Cornejo was dressed in a silky India green shift of her own making and a necklace composed of black leathery ropes that Victoria Simes designed for the recent Zero + Mario Cornejo resort collection.

An additional patient in Group 2 had a shift of her distance-near disparity, shifting from relatively exotropic to relatively esotropic disparity postoperatively.

After an episode in which the employer indifferent to his staff 's childcare needs insisted that Jennifer (not her real name) cover the shift of her cousin following a full shift of her own, she quit and moved to Texas to live with relatives and seek what she hoped would be better opportunities for herself and her family.

At first she pretends to struggle with the stick shift of her Mustang, inviting a bit of condescension from her passengers.

"With a light shift of her voice, she commands a rebellious child to kiss her goodbye; with an unobtrusive gesture, she flicks an ironing board from a sofa so that a lounging and slightly fatuous college boy can relax in a tenement," Kerr wrote.

What stands out is her ferocious yet demure attack and the extraordinary quick shifts of her dancing between stately, elegantly arching verticality and sudden whiplash storms.

Dressage is a delicate dance, and Carragher has a hard time keeping her hands quiet; the sensitive horse responded to even the tiniest shifts of her wrist.

Melnick displays the dramatically internal shifts of her "Fanfare," Neumann throws his droll Advanced Beginner Group into chance operations and himself into a mock-epic situation, and the two choreographers team up for a Pillow-commissioned duet, "July".

Nearing seventy, Nikolayeva (who died suddenly, in San Francisco, in 1993) has the bearing of a Soviet tank commander, but her deep love and profound understanding of these works is evident not only in her fingers but in the subtle shifts of her facial expressions.

In a touching and funny conversation in which Ray and Warren drunkenly parse the sequence of events that led to Sharky's shifting of her affections, Mr. Bekins and Mr. Sherman, who brings a bitterly wry deadpan to Warren's sense of helplessness, are pained and self-deprecating.