shifting sands

The shifting sands have already begun and probably will not stop soon.

Understanding these shifting sands is the beginning of wisdom for Senate leaders.

The constantly shifting sands have always been a significant risk to shipping in the area.

Shifting sands caused the point to be extended by nearly a mile.

He began to hum the low tune as the group started forward again through shifting sands.

Both shifting sands and coastal erosion are a serious problem in the area.

The Clinton Administration's concerns seem to rest on shifting sands.

No matter that compared with classical performance, jazz is like the shifting sands.

I expect it's hard for them to find their feet on these shifting sands.'

If we fail to do this, any new system will be created on shifting sands and how long before it would collapse.

"Now who can tell me the parable about the man that built his house on shifting sands? "

Here and there, the shifting sands revealed dark patches of gravel.

The current trouble falls most heavily on people trapped by the shifting sands of the economy.

Shifting sands in the south of Tunisia make drilling for oil difficult and expensive.

"What we have here are shifting sands," he said.

Navigating the shifting sands in anything but bare feet was just asking for trouble.

Er it's a bit like shifting sands at times, isn't it?

Shifting sands might have been a more apt title!

Shifting sands have substantially changed the beach since the 1940s.

On foot, they finally reach the walls of the Shifting Sands.

Eventually, it is closed by onshore storms and shifting sands.

Nowadays, the shifting sands of pronunciation claim many a victim.

He scrambled down the shifting sands of the underground embankment with no real plan in mind.

But in their light touch, they show a respect for the area's shifting sands that makes more massive contemporary construction seem out of place.

Only a few bits of wood and wreckage were visible above the bottom's shifting sands.