Change of Scene The Jewish Repertory Theater is on the move, shifting its base from the Upper East Side to the bustling new 42nd Street.
In 1941, during World War II, the paper resumed publication underground and stayed on the move, shifting its headquarters with Josip Broz Tito's Partisans as they fought guerrilla actions against the Germans.
As a result, the station itself was on the move, shifting up to several miles a day as the polar ice, pushed by winds and currents, slowly drifted over the point at which the world turns.
The two moves shift China further toward a Western-style financial system in which markets determine the allocation of credit, not government officials.
Plates deep beneath the surface move, shift, bump, and grind for ions.
They fought, spoke, gauged the efficacy of their moves, shifted a hand or elbow to maximize leverage, praised each other and rose to start a new routine.
Transport Minister Justine Greening said the move would shift millions of passengers from commuter airlines and cars to trains.
The move to shift the Winter Olympics away from the Summer Olympic cycle — meaning there is a Games every two years — was also a good decision, particularly for the development of winter sport.
Still, despite efforts by some American business leaders to curtail the move, the shift to India continues.
In making the move we shift from a general description of a disease process to a specific description of the biology of an individual.
