Sentence examples for to shuffling from inspiring English sources
verb
To put in a random order.
- Don't forget to shuffle the cards.
They're moving away from doing stuff to shuffling paper around.
In addition to shuffling and spending, there was compromising.
The process was similar to shuffling a deck of cards, face down, in which all but one card is blank.
I didn't know there was a cut-off age at which one should stick to shuffling around at a tea dance or give up dancing altogether.
When I was discovering jazz as a student, Thelonious Monk seemed to epitomise the artistic originality, indifference to rules and guileless eccentricity (he liked weird hats, and was given to shuffling dances onstage) that I loved about the music.
It did not seem pleasant for Krystyna Sokolowska to put her life on display -- the youthful year of heroin addiction that led to catching the virus that causes AIDS, to shuffling around homes for the infected that were never popular with scared neighbors.
They try to shuffle away from me.
Thousands of résumés to shuffle through.
Step lengthened to dodder, dodder to shuffle, shuffle to stride".
"Stride shortened to shuffle, shuffle to dodder, dodder to step..
People around me started to shuffle and shift.
