Sentence examples for shift stands from inspiring English sources

7. Marc Jacobs's gabardine shift stands out in a crowd with its meticulous tailoring and a sexy deep cowl back ($1,440 at Bergdorf Goodman).

The Communists had been ideologically opposed to Nazism — but they had also shown themselves willing to shift stands when Moscow aligned itself with Hitler.

The differences between the SHIFTS are not statistically significant, nor between COOKERS, except that the combination of COOKER 3 on the afternoon SHIFT stands out as being at a small but significantly (p = 0.073) higher temperature.

The shift stands to reason.

Shift stands for "shaping how I feel today".

Just inside the doorway, my boss, taking the first shift, stands beside a table festooned with images of and information about Bethesda Cares and our work with our communities' unsheltered and low-income residents.

Yesterday afternoon, a half-dozen officers on the 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. shift stood outside the 42nd Precinct station house and said that Inspector Rosado was a good commander who was well liked by the men and women who worked for him.

Republicans have been portraying Mr. Kerry as a man of shifting stands and a classic Massachusetts liberal.

Michael D. Shear reports on the increased focus on the former speaker of the House, not only on his work for Freddie Mac but also on his shifting stands on issues.

Last month, the Party's chief economic adviser, Eric Besson, got so frustrated by her shifting stands that he quit both his job and the Party.

Mr. Kerry's rival Democrats point to a series of shifting stands on issues, like his qualified praise for the 1994 Republican takeover of Congress and his vote authorizing President Bush to use force in Iraq.