Sentence examples for shift the word from inspiring English sources

The Greek origins of the word (philanthropos) originally meant "humanity-loving," and I think we should shift the word's association back to its root.

In fact, the transition from Renaissance to modern sports can be seen in a semantic shift; the word measure, which once connoted a sense of balance and proportion, began to refer almost exclusively to numerical measurements.

The beats are weirdly unsettling and constantly surprising, shifting, the word INFERNUS folding and unfolding across the stage into fiery satanic patterns; his eerie Mouse-like mask with its crosses for eyes and grotesquely distorted ears leering out at us.

Very long words, which could not be accommodated by using 12 slots when shifting the words to one position right of the original fixated column, were removed.

This handles the concept drift and properly shift the new words in the available classes.

I hate God!" Change and shift the parts of the words of what the voices are saying until they are saying something ridiculous.

In other words, we shift the decimal point to the right.

A forthcoming album, called The N-Word, will shift the focus from lighting up and having a good time so that he can focus on other issues.

As the light changed, he shifted and the word was revealed: "Nothing".

In other words, the shift won't be enough to save most struggling borrowers, but it will be a nice payday for plenty of non-struggling homeowners.Tyler Cowen has interesting thoughts on Congress' penchant for homeowner subsidies, as well:I wish to shift the economy out of housing, not into it again.

The next big change in TV technology came in the form of time-shifting, although the word "time-shift" hadn't been invented yet.