For others, it might be shifting to taking care of their kids or their spouse, or older parents, or anything else that takes a lot of time and effort.
As Villanova's defense shifted to take away the drive, Hancock found himself open on the right wing.
Snapping off his clean white teeth, his voice had a gee-whiz youthfulness until, catching hold, it shifted to take on the hardscrabble surroundings.
In Hudson County, the 33rd District was shifted to take in more of Jersey City, seen as making the district somewhat less safe for Senator Brian P. Stack, a Democrat who has irked local Democratic leaders, in part by his closeness with Mr. Christie.
Consumer perceptions — and Detroit's pricing — should eventually shift to take account of the improvement in the quality of American cars, Mr. Womack said, adding "if the U.S. companies can stay in the game".
Rates shifted to take inflation into account.
With more than 20,000 alleged drug-users dead, the front line has shifted to take on human rights workers and other groups who are critical of government policy.
And if people shift to taking HS2 between big cities, some smaller routes may require extra subsidy to chug along, increasing costs further.
The other winners, Michael J. Berens and Ken Armstrong, of the Seattle Times, looked at how patients with few resources or defenders were shifted to taking cheaper, more dangerous drugs.
But the Americans have - in a stroke of advertising genius - shifted to taking 2005 as their baseline.
