shift

January 2nd, 2010 | 422 Entries

sign up or log in.

Yo yo yo, the oneword™ podcast is back for Season 3.
click here to join in!

422 Entries for “shift”

  1. shift. you were done and we shifted apart. it was a little bit awkward. not because of regret. just we didnt know what to do. i was a little insicure, but i was proud. i just wanted to know what you were thinking. i just wanted you to love me.

    jessie
  2. tab and key lock are all things on the key board that I use regularly. why is that the keyboard can have so many ungtions that I dont know how to use and yet I do know some things and how did I ever come to learn them? I did not take typing or well I guess I did when I worked at KPMG..I had lied in an interview that I did know how to type and

    lola davinci
  3. a shift is the most intesnse 30-50 seconds of a hockey players life. there should be nothing left in the tank when a player comes flying to the bench for a change. A shift is finished when the puck is safely away from the goalie and you have finished your task – play hard.

    jew
  4. A caregiving has to learn to shift priorities. It’s one of the toughest challenges I’ve experienced. It can cause stress, but it’s the only way to survive long term caregiving.

    Tammy
  5. The first time I drove a stick shift, I was terrified. I practiced in a parking lot and then went out on the road. I was on a hill and could not get the car going. A man behind me got impatient and he backed up to go around me and he hit another car! I felt horrible, but thought that it served him right for being impatient with me.

    kathyshunk
  6. A shift. A movement, a dress. Or a dress in a movement. A flash of red, then gone. The Big Bang, or just the new Nordstrom’s fashion lookbook? Caps on a keyboard, caps on a head. Differ emotions online as best as anyone can.

    Angela
  7. the shift of time is swift, yet at times it will drag until it seems that time has stood still.

    Mary Lou Wynegar
  8. shift?? i just know its on my keyboard…. but i dont know its meaning :S…. in fact, im looking the keyboard know and i cant see it!! maybe macs dont have it…. anyway, i cant say anything interesting about something dont know.

    Coco Cherie
  9. “What shifts are available?”, Gretchen tenatively asked. This was not the first time she’d been called into management’s dingy back office. An expired minimal wage poster glared down upon her.

    @
  10. i only get like three shifts a week at work. i used to get like 40 hours and then they hired all of these new kids who don’t know what they are doing. i hope they all quit and i get more shifts soon. If i don’t i will have to wait until summer to get lots of shifts.

    hannah
  11. Hello my bname is natasha I am a mother wife girl of sorts I work for a horrilbe company and hate my job most days. I have 3 kids they are 6, 4, and 8 months… I am not sure what marriage means not sure if I really want ot get married… my oldest son just kicjked just kicked his brother in the the weiner… mmm like energy drinks and cffeine they are great and the only thing that keeps me going some days…

    Natasha
  12. means to move from one place to other, also a key on the computeer keyboard, the biggest infact and shift can also refer to a change in ideas for example a paradigm shift that is a radical change in believes and ideas.

    Anonymous
  13. Shift gears from thinking to just writing and don’t edit, don’t think, just write. The idea is that you don’t want to criticize what you’re doing, because that just slows you down. Just do it, don’t think about it. It’s hard to do, surprisingly. It feels like hard work. It’s a relief to switch away to check email or a blog. It’s a little failure but it feels like a relief at the time, like stopping to walk when running gets hard.

    Karen
  14. Shift..

    Sophie
  15. He changed the shift gear in the car and the car groaned as it started up.

    “You need a new car,” she stated redundantly and he glared at her.

    “Shut up,” he shot back. “I like my car.”

    “And I don’t,” she replied, looking out the window and ignoring his glare.

    Trin
  16. change or move places

    alexandra
  17. I move and move and move
    to a place not like this.
    I have to move constantly… or else I’ll get to comfortable.
    I need to move, to move around.
    and not male a sound.
    to move.

    Hannah Czerwinski
  18. I shift my seat to the left, hoping to just barely nick his view, in hopes he just might look my way. I glance nervously over my shoulder, biting my lip unknowingly.

    Katie
  19. I heit the shift key to capitialize the beginning of my sentence but it seems it was stuck or broken so I had to continually use the caps. I forgot and left it on. So it became one loud document. Over and Over.

    Staci Novinger
  20. I shift to the side, to get some distance between me and the gangly teenager next to me. He looks like a the normal, friendly guy– kinda cute if I’m honest with myself– but that’s exactly why I’ve got to move. If I don’t move away, he might just try and talk to me.

    Annie
  21. some people refuse, flat out refuse to use the shift key. i’m not entirely sure why. is it that they believe all letters are equal, and there should be no preferential treatment? is there a depressing lack of self confidence, to capitalize the “i” in the sentence because of the belief you’re not worthy of the extra attention? or is it a snub towards others, a general fuck you to say that no one is worth the extra millisecond to press that extra button, to rebel against the conforms of society?

    dot.
  22. work shifts. i work a lot of long shifts. or shifting in place, could be your position that is shifting. or your mind. my mind has definitely been shifts recently. thank you mary..for the shift. i thought it said shit when i first glanced at the word.

    disco
  23. There has seemingly been a shift in my thinking over the last few months. This shift involves how I treat people. I no longer want to treat people badly. I hope this shift in my attitude lasts. If not, I have no idea what will become of myself.

    Bronne
  24. shifting sands of my mind, awareness…parlayed by the vibrations of my health, mental state, physical being…

    Anonymous
  25. web

    Anonymous
  26. to the next phase of my life whatever it may be, going on in an unforgettable experience which will shape all of my tomorrows to come, to be…

    Anonymous
  27. it’s a button on your keyboard, that you can use for stuff like capitalization. Well, if you’re not lazy like I am. Or it’s like moving something. Like, to shift from one place to another. Wait no, that sounds dumb. Or you could like shift gears in a car. But it has to be a manual. Hence the term ‘stick-shift.’ yeah. that’s shift.

    Riley
  28. mimi nu ya me voy a casar en 2 dias sin padre ni esposo con 10 hijos un perro 10 gatos y otro oso un ama de llaves estara en mi8 mansion

    katia
  29. driving the quad goin up hills and shit. shit ,.. shifters suck. shift key on the laptop is annoying you should know when i nedd a capitol l

    cassie
  30. Her morning shift was over. She stared at the smock that she has hung behind the door. A drop of blood can be seen on the edge of one of its sleeves.
    “It will never come off,” she thought.

    Sandy Ladignon
  31. Taste…
    Eine einzige…
    Ich dr

    LR
  32. Shift.
    Gears.
    Uppercase.
    Movin’ on up… to a deluxe apartment in a figurative sky.
    We’re on the ground, looking up at the stars. Strangers.

    britania
  33. I jumped onto the pool deck. People were swimming and tanning in the sun. It was my shift and I was happy… lifeguarding made me happy! Turning around to look into the kitchen window, I saw him. He looked out at me with that prize winning smile and shiny black hair. He gestured that he was watching me. My heart warmed. I just looked at him standing there kneading dough and smiled to myself… he was on special guy!

    Chessles Claire
  34. Shift. Shift from the old to the new. It’s the new year – 2010. Millions and billions of people around the world will be contemplating. Contemplating the old and the new, creating new years resolution. It is time to turn over a new leaf and do what you gotta do to be happy.

    Dunks.
  35. movement in time, space, life

    Anonymous
  36. shift is here, shift is there…don’t mind me talking, I shift all the time, as wheels shift around, itchy, nothing else to promote….just shifty eyes on the looney loner, yep

    copyrighted, sorry
  37. it’s incredible what happens when your head is not all there, just like in a zoo, things provoke you out of spite, and then you go around booing monkey on the trees, amazing stuff, i highly recommend. Blue sky and no trees. I think it’s a game…nothing else to say

    yikes
  38. My shift at the library was long and gruelling. I had several editions of ‘Mastering the Art of French Cooking’ to either put in storage or on the shelves. Which one do I leave out, I’d ask myself – the older edition, or the most recent?

    Merenwen
  39. shift makes me think of gears and sticks. Changes. The movement between one state and another. It’s a noun and at the same time a process, and it can be good or bad. A shift is also a set period of time set in which a task must be completed. I worked in a lot of restaurants on shifts

    grrrr
  40. its part of a computer. one of the keys that sometimes just stands there when you are using all caps. you wish that you could have the option to shift whenever you want without having to press the button everytime. but it could also mean a change, a change in time, place, or situation, a shift in the

    Megan