Sentence examples for shifted it from from inspiring English sources

Yet Fox not only broadcasts "Melrose Place" but has shifted it from 9 P.M. to 8 P.M., the traditional children's hour.

At the Sportsman's Deli downtown, co-owner Lance Palshook insisted that his food stayed fine after he shifted it from his refrigerators into his freezers, which he says stayed cold all night.

Colorado: This has been a bitterly fought race all along, and last week, following the publication of polls that showed Mark Udall, the embattled Democratic incumbent, gaining on Cory Gardner, his G.O.P. challenger — and even taking the lead in a couple of surveys — I shifted it from leaning Republican to too close to call.

Castro's regime shifted it from this too-obvious reminder of the past – but it is perhaps a sign of time elapsed that, as US-Cuba relations ease, the National Assembly is due to meet in a restored Capitolio this year for the first time since the revolution.

Colorado: This has been a bitterly fought race all along, and last week, following the publication of polls that showed Mark Udall, the embattled Democratic incumbent, gaining on Cory Gardner, his G.O.P. challenger and even taking the lead in a couple of surveys—I shifted it from leaning Republican to too close to call.

Mr. Williams has been the anchor of the one-hour, prime-time news program on CNBC since July 2002, when NBC News shifted it from a sister channel, MSNBC, to make room for the short-lived return to television of Phil Donahue.

Shift it from its current position to a point just to the right of the first integer.

They simply shift it from one area to another, or worst still, reduce its visibility.

And even the swankiest special effects can't shift it from centre stage.

China announced on Dec. 3 that it would tighten monetary policy next year, shifting it from "relatively loose to prudent".

Instead, those with money to save would simply shift it from existing taxable accounts to tax-sheltered ones.