Sentence examples for Evolve from inspiring English sources

"Hungary had to evolve an entirely new method of play if we were to make any headway in international football".

My thoughts and feelings around drinking and sobriety continue to evolve.

Critics may point out some omissions, such as Rustie's Glass Swords – a Technicolor rave-pop record that won the Guardian's first album award, or Evolve or Be Extinct, the latest grime offering from Wiley.

If they need to evolve and change, let those decisions be taken locally and for the right reasons.

Much like Jesus with the water and the wine, Alexa Chung wearing a beige apron with a navy shirt – a little bit Marni, a little bit Jil Sander – on The Great Comic Relief Bake Off last night sounds blah, but will no doubt see the pinny evolve into a festival staple this summer.

"Throughout its 106-year history, the movement has continued to evolve and today marks an important step in that journey," said Wayne Bulpitt, UK chief commissioner for the Scouts.

So how can we evolve a set of legal principles alongside technology?

"Export controls and their effective implementation are as important as ever as threats to global security continue to evolve".

The length of the research period would enable us to really get to the crux of how their relationships with energy would evolve over this time.

And Europe will only evolve by degrees, not in leaps and bounds.

But according to Abu Ahmed, the group used the opportunity to evolve, revealing a pragmatism in addition to its hardline ideology.