Sentence examples for that shift so from inspiring English sources

There was no one else on that shift so I got to do a lot.

Moreover, Lincoln feared that shifting so many troops south left the Union capital vulnerable to attack.

But even if the mess in California is not repeated elsewhere, concerns remain that shifting so much generation into the hands of unregulated companies could expose other parts of the country to significant market disruptions.

In a culture that shifts so rapidly, how could something like a disco ball remain so untouched?

It's one that men across this country are making every single day -- attending those school assemblies; parent-teacher conferences; coaching soccer, Little League; scrimping and saving, and working that extra shift so that their children can go to college.

I'm not sure why it is that we shift so seamlessly from the proactivity of 21st-century to a type of mid-20th century conservatism whenever the house lights dim, but shift we most certainly do.

Over the last couple of decades that has shifted so that now it is primarily a majority foreign born, who go back [when they complete their degrees] to their countries.

It's hard to think of a play that shifts register so easily and quickly.

Why, then, does that perceptual strategy shift so that older listeners more readily isolate the low-frequency target?

"The United States is part of a landscape that has shifted so dramatically," said Mr. Malley of the International Crisis Group.

Melida got a job at a cosmetics factory that made products for a Sephora supplier — a night shift, so that she could pick up her sons from school.