Sentence examples for shift to pay from inspiring English sources

If you were a child with two advanced-degree parents now, you'd probably have moving stories of being left home alone while they were waiting tables on the overnight shift to pay back their student loans.

But in two decades, the ceremonial toilette would be remaindered, as the country stripped their adopted queen of her finery again, and led her to the guillotine in a white shift, to pay the ultimate price for her failure to correctly gauge What Not to Wear in revolutionary France.

But private employers and insurers are increasingly paying for telemedicine, encouraged by a shift to paying doctors for packages of care rather than per service.

Was there anyone at Google saying that maybe a shift to paid inclusion was a bad move for shopping and other search products, because it opens up every search product to that possibility?

Wall Street's apparent concessions to public outrage include a shift to paying bonuses in company shares rather than cash, some claw-back provisions in case investments and trades go bad in future, and links to performance that critics say are bound to improve if banks are allowed to play the financial system further.

"The shift to paid services from free, as we have been building up over the past several years, has worked," he says.

I worked 17-hour minimum wage bar shifts to pay to study it.

If Formula One shifted to pay TV in key markets, audience numbers would shrink, potentially limiting sponsors' exposure.

After the outbreak of the insurgency last year, $3.4 billion of the $4 billion slated for water and sewage projects was shifted to pay for training and equipping the Iraqi Army and police forces.

Since ground was broken for the subway in 1986, bus ridership on the city's transportation system, the nation's most crowded, has fallen from about 500 million passengers a year to fewer than 400 million as money has been shifted to pay for subway construction and fares have risen to $1.35 from 50 cents.

A former vending machine repairman who worked night shifts to pay his way through the University of New Mexico, Berg bought real estate investment trust Mission West in 1997.