Sentence examples for take a shuffle from inspiring English sources

And they protected us from the bleak high-rise view through the plate glass windows, of that world, in Larkin's lines, whose loves and chances "are beyond the stretch/Of any hand from here!" In the afternoon I was helping him out of bed, the idea being that he was to take a shuffle round the nurses' station to exercise his legs.

4.45am GMT 22nd over: England 89-3 (Ballance 21 Morgan 17) That's a beauty - Doherty floats one up, Morgan takes a shuffle towards it to change the length slightly, then lofts six over long off.

We can't take a timeout to shuffle one staff out and the next staff in.

As soon as you finish your swing, regardless of whether it is a foul ball or fair, always take a few quick, shuffling steps towards first.

Otherwise, take a quick step or a shuffle and remain in your ready position.

One by one, we shuffle in/and take a quiet seat beneath.

By Mary Jo Salter The New Yorker, August 27 , 1984P. 40 One by one, we shuffle in/and take a quiet seat beneath View Article By Jelani Cobb By Jia Tolentino By David Remnick By Karen Russell.

Apple's 2G iPod Shuffle Can Take A Washing.