Sentence examples for word pivot from inspiring English sources
The administration, which has proclaimed Mr. Obama to be "our first Pacific president," originally employed the word "pivot" to describe its new focus on the region.
The word "pivot" referred to Trump's appearance in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Thursday, where he did indeed express regret about some of the things he has said during his Presidential campaign.
Like "burn rate" the word "pivot" has been overused, often incorrectly.
It seems even the venerable, old-school New Yorker is mocking the over-use of the word "pivot".
For the good of the industry, I think TechCrunch should implement some sort of online "swear jar" for press releases, pitches and Tweets containing the word "pivot".
Systrom echoed what Ries had touched on earlier, in that the word "pivot" is often misused today as a process by which entrepreneurs throw out everything that they're doing and completely refocus on something new.
When I say US staff, I am referring to how you have coined the word "pivoted" in all your headlines.
Oscar presses some coins into the old man's hand, which he pockets without a word, pivoting to let the next car into the coveted space, raising and lowering his hands as if conducting a silent orchestra.
The app connects to Microsoft Office (the company has licensed the technology from Microsoft), giving users access to their Office documents and features, including tracking changes in Word, manipulating pivot tables in Excel and viewing PowerPoint slideshows in full presentation mode.
In Office, editing even includes things like tracking changes in Word, manipulating pivot tables in Excel and viewing PowerPoint slideshows in full presentation mode – features you wouldn't necessarily expect in an unofficial solution.
We discuss a lot of interesting things in this clip including why Sacks says Yammer wasn't everyone's new favorite word, a pivot; why he still loves Geni, the company Yammer spun out of that we don't hear nearly as much about; why more social-media-for-the-enterprise companies haven't taken off; and his defense of the freemium business model.
