Sentence examples for shift push from inspiring English sources

If driving and you need to down shift, push the clutch and then try to shift gears.

It was a significant, long-running shift, pushed along by deeper demographic forces.

War broke out only days later, so it was down in the coal mines for Lofthouse, rising at 6 30 a.m., doing an eight-hour shift, pushing cartloads of coal to the surface.

As the Washington Post's Fareed Zakaria wrote recently, observing this same trend around the world, including America's own Tea Party, the question posed is "'Who are we?' and, more ominously, 'Who are we not?'" What explains this shift, pushing the British public argument away from the old disputes over pounds, shillings and pence into the more searching terrain of identity?

Nonetheless, he also acknowledged that creating the feature has been a bit of a shift, pushing Klout to hire people who have more experience on the editorial side and with user-generated content: "How do we get people from Yelp versus Google Analytics?" The Experts program is currently focused on technology, food, music and travel.

In the city, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg rolled out his own numbers to show how smoothly things were going: 6,000 miles of city roads and highways plowed and sanded, 2,100 sanitation workers on 12-hour shifts pushing 1,924 pieces of equipment, including 1,300 plows and 355 salt spreaders.

During the Late Precontact period (ca. AD 1000/1100 1600), socioeconomic shifts pushed communities into increasingly spatially and seasonally restricted annual mobility rounds.

Together, these two shifts pushed unemployment lower.

"I worked 12-hour shifts pushing skinny pieces of veneer through these rollers into a drying machine".

Everybody has to put in a shift and push the team to give their best".

And the absence of a mechanically shiftable gearbox is only made more glaring by the manual shift mode (push the stick sideways from "drive" into a slot labeled +/- in the gearbox) of the G35 automatic.