| work shift | 4.74 | Others are working staggered shifts. | ||
| reflect shift | 4.28 | The cinemas reflect the shift. | ||
| make shift | 3.62 | More than a few have already made the shift. | ||
| mark shift | 3.03 | That marks a shift from last year. | ||
| see shift | 2.76 | Today, he says, he sees a shift. | ||
| signal shift | 2.30 | Clinton signals shift in opposition to Nigeria. | ||
| represent shift | 2.17 | The decision represents a shift in policy. | ||
| take shift | 2.04 | No one can take a shift off. | ||
| cause shift | 1.84 | But what caused this shift? | ||
| miss shift | 1.32 | Nobody wants to miss a shift. | ||
| finish shift | 1.12 | Then he would dash back to finish his shift. | ||
| play shift | 1.12 | They play shift by shift. | ||
| sense shift | 1.12 | From courtside, you could sense the shift. | ||
| change shift | 1.05 | He says aye you wait till I change shifts. | ||
| indicate shift | 0.99 | It indicated a shift toward conservatism. | ||
| end shift | 0.92 | Traffic cops end their shifts with migraines and sandpaper throats. | ||
| explain shift | 0.92 | Two factors explain that shift, Greenberg said. | ||
| announce shift | 0.86 | Analysts have expected Fidelity to announce executive shifts and it has. | ||
| attribute shift | 0.86 | Levy attributes the shift to technological changes. | ||
| add shift | 0.79 | He said the company probably would add another shift to boost production. |