Sentence examples for was pivoting from inspiring English sources
noun
A thing on which something turns; specifically a metal pointed pin or short shaft in machinery, such as the end of an axle or spindle.
Quarterback Eli Manning was pivoting to the future as well, though he chose to focus on the more immediate task.
Nonetheless, with his budget, Mr. Obama was pivoting from the emphasis in his first two years on costly efforts to revive the economy.
At that time, the Clinton campaign was looking toward the general election and was pivoting attention toward Trump, who was emerging as the Republican frontrunner.
Mussolini was long in power in Italy, Hitler had recently come to power in Germany, Austria was governed by the fascist (albeit anti-Nazi) dictator Dollfuss (he'd soon be assassinated by Nazis), and Hungary's dictator Horthy was pivoting toward Germany.
Of necessity the theaters shared a low-budget aesthetic, and by inclination a sense that the stage was failing to address a national mood, especially among the young, that was pivoting from postwar complacency to subversion of the status quo.
He was pivoting to address the left side of the theatre, then the right, placing a beat of silence after every phrase, like a standardized-test proctor waiting for students to fill in their Zip Codes.
Meanwhile America is pivoting towards Asia.
I'm pivoting to another man".
Or it is pivoting to Asia.
Now he's pivoting from the devices to the company.
"As soon as we decided we were pivoting, we just didn't touch SketchFactor at all.
