Sentence examples for shift this way from inspiring English sources

He explained the shift this way: "I've been a spectator a lot of my life, but this is about being an actor and taking responsibilities.

After "The God Species" was published, Lynas explained his shift this way in an interview with Keith Kloor: Well, life is nothing if not a learning process.

But Summers explained the shift this way: "You put me in the midst of an economy that is basically held back by government borrowing, and, except for that, is substantially succeeding, and I have the orientation that I had during the Clinton Administration.

Yet here I am in the National Gallery, watching some of the greatest works of art in the world bounce up and down, dance from one room to the next, shift this way and that, as couriers, handlers, registrars and curators remove gods and monarchs from their packing cases.

It is clear the industry is going to and should shift this way and I support what they are doing for the most part.

That same year, she collaborated with Cendrars on the publication of a poem describing a trip from Moscow to Paris on the Trans-Siberian railway, in which Cendrars's text is shifted this way and that by Delaunay's colour.

How much will the Facebook billionaires wind up shifting this way?

It's not clear to what extent compensation was shifted this way, but the Time Warner people are furious about having been shortchanged, given the slumping shares.

Why lifespan is shifted this way cannot be elucidated at this stage, but it seems consistent with some compensation of inbreeding depression.

If attitudes shift in this way, the pupil premium will have done a miraculous thing.

As things began to shift in this way, so did my perceived role within the scientific community.