Opal's reveries are occasionally cut short by "the mamma," who appears in the narrative mostly to switch young Opal when she's been bad.
Refinancing your mortgage in order to switch young Wilbur from the local kindergarten to Dalton or Sidwell Friends is unlikely to turn him into Bill Gates or Warren Buffett.
Her publishing luck turned better when she switched to young adult fiction, a shift that she said grew out of her difficulty in finding good contemporary stories with male protagonists for her sons.
However, it does signal a generational switch: Young people don't accept traditional corporate structures and the stress that comes along with them as givens.
In reverse mentoring, the traditional roles are switched: A younger individual mentors an older, more experienced mentee.
I told the department secretary at the college where I was teaching that I was having trouble switching over (young people won't know what this means) from using computer key commands to using a mouse.
With the Rangers trailing by 2-1 entheing the final period, Coach Mike Keenan had already made a shift in his lines, switching the young center Alexei Kovalev from his usual place on the second line to Messier's wing.
There are increasing reports of rebels switching sides – young men such as Khalid, a 24-year-old who surrendered to Muhanga's forces and is helping Amisom winkle out militants hiding among the population in Afgoye.
'Glory Days' Mr. Romney switched to Brigham Young from Stanford to be near his high school girlfriend, now wife, Ann.
This isn't it, but it's slickly produced and there are intriguing hints at how tough it was to get to the top: parents divorced when he was young, switched homes when he was a boy, bullied so much at school he took up karate.
