Sentence examples for shift to something from inspiring English sources

They want to shift to something called "wait assessment".

I have a rather short attention span and if one thing goes badly, then I shift to something else.

The final tonal shift to something more hopeful was for me unexpected, but certainly part of the warmth and humanity of the film, aided by Dickie's excellent performance.

Its tenets: Pick the right team; quickly cobble together a "minimum viable product"; use customer feedback to improve or drop the product and shift to something else.

I expect policy concerns in much of the eurozone, though not the UK, to shift to something even more fundamental: why do our young people have to move abroad to get a job?

If subsistence farming is systematically underestimated, some of what looks like growth as an economy moves out of subsistence may merely reflect a shift to something that is easier to capture statistically.

"And then it shifts to something else in bloom".

His attention shifts to something passing in the lobby -- an attractive young woman?

But the conversation quickly shifted to something more v t? "The plan is to follow these guys wherever they go," Mr. Breitenbach said.

The attitude of those in the concert dance world, at first bemused, has shifted to something along the lines of, "If you can't beat 'em, join 'em".

The playful opening sequences would fit a demure and elegant period drama, but the mood shifts to something far more gritty.