Sentence examples for shifting arrangements from inspiring English sources

Her stock in trade is the refreshing, witty composition with nonstandard chord changes and shifting arrangements.

Cherryholmes is an extremely flexibile band, shifting arrangements, physical and vocal, several times per song.

The coming together of these ostinato patterns at different times and in continually shifting arrangements suggests the effect of a mobile.

As censorship spread throughout the country, authorities struggled to decipher the band's politics through its intricate costumes and quirky, shifting arrangements of guitar, harpsichord, brass, and woodwinds.

"I'm not going to do anything that's going to undermine a key information tool that is actually helping tax jurisdictions... to put an end to these sort of tax shifting arrangements," Morrison told ABC radio.

One peculiarity of this year's hurricane season is that many of the societies that have been hit are not sovereign nations but rather places with diverse and shifting arrangements with their colonial centers.

The Masada String Trio, featuring Mr. Cohen, the violinist Mark Feldman and the cellist Erik Friedlander, worked brilliantly with a shifting arrangement of bowing and pizzicato, glassy euphony and chromatic twitching.

At least since 1953, when James Watson and Francis Crick characterized the helical structure of DNA, the central project of biology has been the effort to understand how the shifting arrangement of four compounds adenine, guanine, cytosine, and thymine determines the ways in which humans differ from each other and from everything else alive.

I was thrilled to see Michael Specter write that "the central project of biology has been the effort to understand how the shifting arrangement of four compounds adenine, guanine, cytosine, and thymine determines the ways in which humans differ from each other and from everything else alive" ("The Gene Hackers," November 16th).

I was thrilled to see Michael Specter write that "the central project of biology has been the effort to understand how the shifting arrangement of four compounds — adenine, guanine, cytosine, and thymine — determines the ways in which humans differ from each other and from everything else alive" ("The Gene Hackers," November 16th).

At least since 1953, when James Watson and Francis Crick characterized the helical structure of DNA, the central project of biology has been the effort to understand how the shifting arrangement of four compounds — adenine, guanine, cytosine, and thymine — determines the ways in which humans differ from each other and from everything else alive.