Sentence examples for shuffle and it from inspiring English sources

There are no other changes to the Shuffle and it retains its $79 price point.

Or you can press shuffle and it will randomly alter pictures.

That movie is Robert Townsend's "Hollywood Shuffle," and it was released in 1987.

"His first game got totally lost in the shuffle, and it was the same kind of game," Mets Manager Bobby Valentine said.

The Smart Playlists function is relatively easy to use -- there is even a Web site, www.smartplaylists.com, devoted to creating them -- but it is more difficult than simply clicking on Shuffle, and it seems to be popular among more technically inclined iPod owners.

It's called the iPod Shuffle, and it tells you everything about the Cupertino, Calif.-company you need to know.

In four hours they will take correspondence and cargo from 27 planes and 340 trucks, shuffle it, redistribute it and send it back out before daybreak.

(Wendy) If I do have to go out of the house, I've got a huge pair of flip flops on, I'm shuffling, and it's very uncomfortable.

This is due to the fact that the CFF stress changes induced by F-fault on OP-fault have a minor effect with respect to the intrinsic randomness of the earthquake generation process; here the state of stress on OP-fault is continuously shuffled, and it is kept far from significant time synchronization with any adjacent fault.

"Loverly" suggests excitement from the first — Jason Moran's jaunty sixteen-bar piano introduction to "Lover Come Back to Me," built on a two-note figure played over a quick shuffle rhythm — and it comes as an antidote to its immediate predecessors, "Glamoured" (2003) and "Thunderbird" (2006), which reflected production concepts more calculated than intuitive.

There is something thrilling about setting the player on Shuffle and letting it decide what to play next.