Sentence examples for which shifted from from inspiring English sources
It radically changed the flow of the smoke plume, which shifted from northeastly to northerly.
Dancing within the lustrous, autumnal setting, which shifted from a fiery mango to the deepest rose, Ms. Murphy was more than pretty in pink.
If the audience is graying, Scanlon says, blame Detroit, which shifted from the fanciful fins and muscle cars of the '50s and '60s to a focus on reliability.
Ms. Anderson, Mr. Reed and Mr. Zorn's set focused on Mr. Zorn's eloquent and expressive alto saxophone playing, which shifted from mournfulness to lurid rage.
Mr. Street and Mr. Cruz brought toughness as well as finesse to the underlying pulse, which shifted from a six-over-four feel to a looser quintuple meter, then on to a skittering 13/8 and, finally, a calm rubato.
The new estimates point to a sharp reversal in the government's fiscal position, which shifted from a sizeable overall surplus last year to an even bigger overall deficit this year.
Ms. Sánchez Ruíz's beauty, which shifts from incandescent to ferocious, is unmatched.
One of the memoir's novelistic approaches is its perspective, which shifts from the autobiographical "I" to "he".
Spaulings is showing an editioned film transfer of the sampler "Film, Left," which shifts from a DVD player to a projector and a portable screen.
The songs, which shift from defiant pop anthems to melodramatic ballads, do not evoke the circus, or at least not the American version.
The dynamic between these two characters, which shifts from that of mentor and pupil to worthy antagonists, provides the center of the drama.
