Sentence examples for to shift with from inspiring English sources
The verdict seems to shift with each new scientific study of the herbal remedy.
It felt unnatural to shift with the right-hand drive, but driving it was a hoot.
Chronotypes are relatively stable, though they have been known to shift with age.
By contrast, NASA's direction tends to shift with every change of presidency.
The dynamics of the fight began to shift with the arrival of valuable reinforcements.
Under Mr. Steel the company's identity seems to shift with the circumstances.
"The Constitution is not designed to shift with momentary political winds".
We have to shift with how we deal with the Web".
Mr. Ehrenstein said the movement toward a gay-influenced comedy began to shift with "The Mary Tyler Moore Show".
Recently, though, that dynamic has seemed to shift, with Secondo's philosophy gaining ground among diners and restaurateurs alike.
The Galaxy players, tired and soaked from a steady rain, looked slow to shift with the momentum of the play.
