Sentence examples for signalling the shift from inspiring English sources

It's revealing that, even then, the award for Best Feature went to "Short Cuts" and the one for Best Director went to Robert Altman, signalling the shift of major Hollywood artists away from the studios and toward independent financing that continues to this day.

The late 11th and early 12th centuries also saw the rise of cathedral schools throughout Western Europe, signalling the shift of learning from monasteries to cathedrals and towns.

This therefore signalled the shift in Labour's values.

He signaled the shift with an extended polemic against – you guessed it!

She signaled the shift with a speech to the Democratic National Committee in February saying, "If we in Congress don't end this war before January of 2009, as president I will".

It signaled the shift from a previously open immigration policy in the United States to one in which the federal government exerted control over immigrants.

From the heart of the capital, a new cacophony of battle signaled the shift from a war fought primarily from the air to one where the outcome will depend increasingly on American ground troops.

Yet the Chinese government's refusal to let Bieber's antics slide signals the shifting nature of censorship in a country that is trying to reconcile its system of stringent political control with the porousness of modern culture.

And it signaled the latest shift in a state that was once seen as hostile toward gays and lesbians.

Trump first publicly signaled the policy shift during the February White House visit of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

A cowbell signalled the eleven-thirty shift, followed by a rush of students.