Sentence examples for soon shifted from from inspiring English sources

But attention soon shifted from the players toward the referee Mark Halsey.

UPN's focus soon shifted from geeky guys (it had a Star Trek spinoff) to hip femmes.

She soon shifted from English to film.

Responsibility for administration of the Poor Law passed to the Local Government Board in 1871, and the emphasis soon shifted from the workhouse as "a receptacle for the helpless poor" to its role in the care of the sick and helpless.

His focus soon shifted from satisfying Brazil's terms to a more immediate goal of hammering out a deal between the antagonists in the civil war, with the expectation that only a more stable regime would be able to reach a settlement with Brazil.

That suggests that the battlefield will soon shift from the courts back to the ballot boxes.

Needless to say, Hugo's role soon shifts from bookkeeper to purveyor as his own appetite for the flavor of brandy — drunk from Mariana's mouth — intensifies.

But attention will soon shift from the daring commando raid to the partisan fight over reducing the deficit and raising the federal debt limit.

As a result, surely the public mood would soon shift from the belief that the war would be over in days to the conclusion that a quagmire was all but inevitable.

The fighting came just after Aslan Maskhadov, the former elected president of Chechnya and now a prominent rebel field commander, said in a radio interview that he had decided that his forces would soon shift from guerrilla tactics to offensive operations directly against Russia's federal forces and pro-Moscow Chechen allies in the region.

Companies who hunkered down will soon shift from survival mode to winning back marketshare.