Sentence examples for transferring itself from inspiring English sources

By the early 20th century, the population of the world was transferring itself inexorably from the country to the cities, a process first observed in Britain.

But it left its legacy, as I did have a relationship shortly after leaving school with someone else entirely unsuitable, the teacher obsession somehow transferring itself in a new boundary-breaking direction, but with markedly similar elements.

The two shooting attacks, he said, showed that the police had to be more aware that the recent increase of violence in Serbia was now transferring itself to Montenegro.

Nobody would bet their house on this unity automatically transferring itself to Ancelotti, or whoever, unless Milan's 007 impersonator demonstrates a stronger grasp of man management than his promise to remain in Italy "if the directors want me to stay" implies.

Did that mean I was wrong about my up-tightness transferring itself to my art?

Something of that band's alpha northern strut transferred itself naturally to Kasabian.

The nation's love of Diana will undoubtedly transfer itself to her sons.

As he grew older, Galván's fear of death transferred itself into an obsession with the Holocaust.

Can the dash and fitness that served the national team so well transfer itself to the Welsh regions?

But no sooner is she doing a fair impression of the Terminator than the discipline problem transfers itself to the teachers.

Once a reincarnate lama passes away, his soul is said to transfer itself to another body, usually that of a young boy.