Sentence examples similar to shuffled from one to another from inspiring English sources

When I think of my education, I remember shuffling from one to class to the next to learn from professors who held contradictory, mutually-exclusive viewpoints; a morning seminar with an avowed Marxist might be followed by a lecture from an avowed libertarian.

These funds were disguised as investment when they were more likely to be funds shuffled from one centre to another to avoid tax.

During the 90's, "Battlefield Earth" was shuffled from one studio to another, from MGM to Fox 2000 to Warner Brothers.

Brad Isbister, who has only six goals this season and has been shuffled from one line to another, slammed Flyers defenseman Eric Weinrich into the boards hard enough to open a cut over his right eye.

I shuffled from one foot to another; still he said nothing, nor did he even move, as the seconds came to seem minutes, then hours.

He found himself shuffled from one line to another.

The original Constitution was simply filed away and, later, shuffled from one place to another.

Customer service increasingly translates into a "recognise and refer" model of care, where students are shuffled from one clinician to another.

The children we serve are often shuffled from one place to another.

This class is most likely populated with several kids whose first language is not English, kids who are poor, kids who have been shuffled from one school to another, kids who might have spotty attendance and are sharing a room with discipline problems and draining their teacher of every ounce of imagination, intelligence and energy.

While he was shuffled from one housing shelter to another, and one school to another, his grades suffered, and teachers told his mother he was misbehaving in class.