"I've grown up in gaming culture, and in the last five years I've seen this massive shift, which is awesome.
This shift reflects a more profound change in the structure of policymaking within the US administration, a shift which is likely to have long-term, and positive, consequences.
The shift, which is one other fast-food chains may follow, is a step in the right direction, potentially cutting customers' risk of heart disease.
Indeed, the stock hit a record $45.50 the day he announced the shift, which is to take effect on March 21.
They need a new car, because the one they have is a stick shift, which is hard for Sergeant Kelly to drive with his prosthetic right foot.
She persuaded her superiors to give her the 11 30 P.M.-to-6 30 A.M. shift, which is already overP.M.-to-6 30 single mothers trading sleeP.M.-to-6 30 for evenings with their children.
In this auction Balicki (East) opened one diamond, Lazard (South) overcalled one spade, and Zmudzinski (West) made a three-heart strong jump shift, which is not a common agreement in a competitive auction.
The litmus test is whether you've ever heard or used the term "paradigm shift", which is probably the most used – and abused – term in contemporary discussions of organisational change and intellectual progress.
The Navy's shift, which is highly unusual in the sensitive realm of classifying missing military personnel, is the latest twist in the mystery of what became of the first American lost in the Persian Gulf war.
Other chains, like Costco and BJ's Wholesale Club, got a lift from the calendar shift — which is in part why industry professionals tend to judge retailers' spring performance by looking at March and April sales together.
Indeed, all six summers since 2007 have now been unusually wet, which suggests a climate shift which is consistent with predictions of what global warming will bring, although few people are making a direct link yet.
