Sentence examples for this quick shift from inspiring English sources

This quick shift in time frames proves to be much more seductive than a simple introduction to the older, tougher Helen would be.

Keep your eyes peeled; we reckon you'll be seeing a lot more of Wil next year. . "Since moving to America in 2010, one thing I'm constantly seeing is this quick shift from when something goes from being relatively unknown to popular to hyper-saturated in the market place.

Todd Rosenthal's rotating set allows for the quick shift between institutional and domestic settings.

The cause of granulocytic pleocytosis and the quick shift to predominantly lymphocytes in the CSF samples of the above mentioned patient remain unclear.

Perhaps predictably, Tyler's short lines are most effective in the quick shifts and rapid action of battle scenes.

But Federer's surprise victory, which came the day after Nadal's dramatic, three-set victory over Djokovic in the Madrid semifinals, has caused a quick shift in tone in the lead-up to this Grand Slam.

The market's quick shift from speculation to fundamentals, he added, might also hint that investors recognize that this economic recovery could be less than stellar.

It's a very quick shift from feeling to action; one minute you're fine, the next you're lashing out like a tiger.

A depreciation might result in a quick shift to current-account surplus, but that adjustment might initially rely on painful import compression rather than export growth.

In the article "In a Quick Shift, Scouts Rethink a Ban on Gays," Kirk Johnson writes about a surprising announcement made this week by the Boy Scouts of America.

With a quick shift of her left hip, Schreckenbach sent Dunn thumping into the boards and sprawling onto the ice of the E Center earlier this week.