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rearward shift English
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Simple sentences
I haven't had a night shift like that in a while.
Tom works the night shift.
Tom works the evening shift.
Tom is on the night shift this week.
Tom is on the day shift this month.
This week he works the early shift.
Next week I'll have the late shift.
Starting next week, I'll be on the late shift.
Starting next week, I'll be working the late shift.
Can you drive a stick shift?
Press the Shift button.
In order to keep our feet warm we had to shift from one foot to another and keep moving.
Tom doesn't like working the graveyard shift.
He works the night shift.
As Japan approaches the 21st century, she is learning from Europe and making a necessary shift of economic focus from production for export to providing for the unprecedented needs of an aging population.
He worked both the lunch and dinner shift.
What time's your shift?
Tom works the late shift.
Movie subtitles
There's no better metaphor for the relentless shift of global power than the clock.
New discoveries constantly shift our perspective on where alien life might exist.
If the artificial silk is too clingy over pantyhose, and the Crimplene shift makes me look like a librarian -- thank you, Valerie -- then I really only have the ice blue Lurex and that's still at the dry cleaners.
The day shift.
The night shift must build another one by Monday.
We'll have the midday shift.
Hey, the guys from the early shift are going over to the French.
You'll have to shift your family.
Some go lickety-split up that hill on high; some have to shift into second.
One shift will rest while the other keeps firing.
Looks like the night shift's coming on.
That last shift didn't do so badly.
Shift to the big transports.
Check, check, check. Shift target right.
You'll have to shift your family out of here.
Some go lickety-split up that hill, some have to shift into second.
I'll take the night shift.
You take the night shift. I'll take the day shift and I'll be in Scotland afore you.
OK, if the wind doesn't shift.
But I don't mind, if my Julie ain't left to run wild and shift for herself.
If you think there's gonna be trouble. I'll call the shift off.
Here's the shift to the right.
The big thing was a new shift Notre Dame used.
I only work the evening shift!
I'm back from the night shift!
You dirty rat, trying to shift the blame onto Joe.
The sweetheart of the night shift.
I don't do the evening shift.
We tossed a coin for the night shift and I lost.
But in three months, a double shift could take a quarter of a million dollars out of the Midas.
We're on the early shift today.
Do you work this shift every day?
And let us not be dainty of leave-taking, but shift away!
My shift's over, I've been pedalling for seven hours.
Rewrite desk. Lobster shift.
What's the lobster shift?
Yes, she's working the late shift at the hospital this month.
With me, it's automatic to shift into neutral before I cut a motor.
If someone will be good enough to shift in reverse for me.
News and current affairs
In the long run, America's growth pattern must undergo a structural shift from reliance on debt and consumption one based on Americans vaunted capacity for creativity and innovation.
The constitution must be reformed, but not to shift power from one unaccountable leader to another.
This shift in Turkey's strategic role may also be reflected in a new domestic balance between the military and the forces pushing for reform.
For domestic demand to act as an engine of growth, policies should shift resources from investment to consumption.
David Victor, an energy expert at the University of California, San Diego, estimates that the shift from coal to natural gas has reduced US emissions by 400-500 megatonnes (Mt) of CO2 per year.
This is unfortunate, as this exploration of new uses for nuclear weapons represents a revolutionary shift in US national security policy.
Eight to ten million people will have to shift employment from services and construction into exports and import-competing goods, implying that structural unemployment will rise.
These realities represent a power shift of a kind that we have not experienced in our lifetimes.
But the need for spending cuts also raises the prospect that the US might be unable to finance a military shift toward the Asia-Pacific region - or, worse, that it will be forced to retrench there.
This will require a shift to renewable energy sources such as solar power, and perhaps nuclear power, as well as new technologies to capture carbon dioxide at power plants and then to dispose of the carbon dioxide in safe underground deposits.
Would the political rhetoric shift if researchers in Oman discovered a key to suppressing AIDS?
The utilities would then shift to low-carbon solar power.
Moreover, while poverty eradication will remain a paramount concern after 2015, the focus must shift from national averages to local disparities.
The IMF will work hard to shift blame - there will be allegations of corruption, and it will be said that Argentina did not pursue needed measures.
Thein Sein's decision to halt the project is clearly an important policy shift.
Everyone, including the Chinese and the Indians, would shift to the cheaper and cleaner alternatives - and global emission targets would automatically be met.
If the world is going to shift in the direction of a new and more globally democratic system, other nations will need to meaningfully step forward to assume new responsibilities.
As a result of this policy shift - and the recent killing of a South Korean tourist in North Korea's Kumgang Mountains - official dialogue between North and South has stopped for the past several months.
Such a paradigm shift requires an Apollo-scale investment, but in basic science.
China's recent shift to a slower-productivity trajectory is an early warning of what may well be one of its most daunting economic challenges.
Technology is accelerating a shift in the balance of power between governments and governed that offers both opportunities for democratic accountability and obstacles to inclusive politics.
The shift in thinking was triggered by the revised deficit forecasts recently published by the Congressional Budget Office, the independent technical agency responsible for advising Congress on budget issues.
That shift then allowed other low-income Asian economies - South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, and to some extent Malaysia and Thailand - to follow in Japan's footsteps.
NATO needs to shift its focus from organizing and administering a unified military command to building real confidence that every member's voice will be heard.
It is possible to see in Chavez but another Latin American populist sorcerer's apprentice, one whose political shelf life will expire whenever oil prices begin their inevitable shift backward.
They do not fear a nuclear attack against Israel, but rather a nuclear arms race in the region and a dramatic shift in power to Israel's disadvantage.
Indeed, a drastic shift in policy is essential to avoid economic collapse.