Sentence examples for A changeover of from inspiring English sources

The exhibition will close from 10-20 June 2019 to prepare for a changeover of costumes and displays and will reopen on 21 June.

But typically with a changeover of government, you also get a new secretary of state," he said, referring to the addition of Mr. Brock after Mr. McKinley was hired to direct.

"She was in a thin nightie with no slippers, no blanket, no notes and no one went with her," says Michele. "The manager said it was because there was a changeover of staff and no one was available.

He said there was a "possibility" some staff involved in manipulating data may still be working within the organisation, but there had been a "changeover of staff and we are now checking that process".

The most significant challenge was that of maintaining the sustainability of the program because of a changeover of personnel in the schools, at both the administrative and the teaching levels.

Any time a business undergoes a changeover of hands, the outcome varies.

Sometimes I'll take it off in the middle of a changeover to try to relieve some of the pressure on my leg.

Coupled with the storm's close proximity to the coast, the location of the high pressure area allowed warm air to enter the region and create a changeover to rain in some of the major northeastern cities and southern New England.

In the gold medal final against Germany, Gong and Guo finished first in another world-record time and began celebrating, even giving interviews, only to discover that they had been relegated to second place for a changeover infraction of their own.

Great Britain's 4x100m team have been stripped of their world championships bronze medal after a faulty changeover of the baton.

Deng's achievement after Mao's death was to use his own force of personality to create a regular changeover of distinctly uncharismatic leaders.