Sentence examples for shifting thing from inspiring English sources

She added, "It's a constantly shifting thing, and that's what art always is".

Eligibility for players, regardless of their citizenship and passport, is a shifting thing, with rules often changed by the roiling politics of the national federations.

From the faces of the Glasgow slums, to the haunting faces of those 19th-century women, to the ground floor video installation "Missing" by Graham Fagen and the contemporary photography gallery, the museum shows that a portrait of a nation is a subtle, shifting thing.

I mean, I like whatever Britain is – a shifting thing, a landscape, a language, a library full of astonishing books, a mosaic of peoples stalled in one migration or another, from the raw Saxon faces you see in East Anglia, to the sari shops of Bradford, to the eyes of my two children, who came from God knows where.

Warming is shifting things.

Shifting things bought on the internet is 30% of UPS's business in America.

The idea of proper change, or really shifting things, is alien to us today.

Gender, ageing – these are big issues in our society, and fashion does have a hand in shifting things".

His predecessor, Junichiro Koizumi, had a sour relationship with China and a sweet one with America, but Mr Abe appears, at first glance, to be shifting things around.

Everything will be covered but there will be some flexibility in shifting things around according to the flow of the workshops and the needs of the students.

If something is publicly run, angry voters and lobbying may achieve goals; but shifting things that are commercially run is different.