Sentence examples for swiftly shifting from inspiring English sources
Mr. Cerveris's nuanced, progressively more intense performance makes the man's swiftly shifting emotional states both plausible and riveting.
Michael Anania's set keeps this play of many scenes moving smartly, and Eric A. Hart's lighting deepens the swiftly shifting moods.
But this humorous critique of manners and protocol used swiftly shifting patterns, a sly score by Masayoshi Ogawa and a well- rendered slow-motion battle to drive its points home.
In some cases there was even the chance to rediscover sites that had been dug up earlier in the century to be buried again by the swiftly shifting sands: the amateur photographer as archaeologist.
People living in these rapidly expanding metropolitan regions are vulnerable to war and social strife, to climate change and ecological degradation, and to loss of livelihoods in a swiftly shifting global economy; but these places are at the same time sites of aesthetic purpose, creativity, and innovation.
People living in such places are vulnerable to war and social strife, to climate change and ecological degradation, and to loss of livelihoods in a swiftly shifting global economy; but these places are at the same time sites of aesthetic purpose, creativity, and innovation.
The company swiftly shifted to a new water supply.
In West Africa, a famous presence demands recognition, so the resident highlife band swiftly shifted into an impromptu praise song.
With the crisis over, her attention swiftly shifted back to Mr. Roberts, whom she did recognize and now judged to be "quite caring and very cute," she said.
If, in writing his diatribe, he was hoping to ride a wave of shared indignation, he could not have predicted that the tide would swiftly shift and come crashing over him.
But the president swiftly shifted his attention back home, suggesting socialists were on the rise in America in a thinly veiled reference to the economic populism that has increasingly become the Democratic Party's platform.
