Sentence examples for toggles from from inspiring English sources

Edmund de Waal's The Hare with Amber Eyes (2010) told the story of a collection of netsuke, traditional carved wood or ivory toggles from Japan.

In the space of a page, he toggles from psychotherapy to Native American customs to Christianity to Buddhism and back to "two recent studies published in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology".

It's only gradually, as the camera toggles from closeups to dramatic shots from above, and then abruptly to images of Sherlock in his office, that we recognize what we're actually seeing: a poetic representation of a virtual experience — Holmes is online, meeting the women through a discussion board.

At the downtown library, a continuous loop flashes SNCC videos with black and white kids training for spit and circular cigarette burns as the video toggles from coaching to counters covered in pillars of salt and pie and soda — magma of the movement.

The brain learns that "rough" means both "abrasive" and "bad," this camp says, and it toggles from one definition to the other.

The indicator in the upper-right part of the figure toggles from green to blue when a car is detected in the blind spot.

Slide the Enable 3G toggle from On to Off.

To be an Obama admirer is to toggle from being uplifted to feeling used.

In a related fashion, she toggled from serious to silly and back again.

12 29 A.M. Editor: "A watched corpse never blooms!" 2 59 P.M. Toggling from the Amorphophallus Webcam to Twitter, I notice that Netflix has released a trailer for the "Gilmore Girls" revival.

Essentially it's a stream of video clips uploaded by visitors to their site, with tags that allow the viewer to toggle from one 10-second clip to the next.