Sentence examples for Stay changed from inspiring English sources

"That's about when I decided that I'd been in D.C. about 30 years and I'd earned the right to come someplace where, if I went through the trouble of changing the law, that maybe it would stay changed," said DeAngelo, who helped lead the District effort.

The question is whether it will stay changed for the next chapter of the Bush presidency, when Prince Hal makes the push to revive his domestic agenda.

"All of the evidence points to the idea if they change in the teenage years, they will stay changed forever," said Akee. "In this case, the kids will likely maintain a different level of conscientiousness and agreeableness for life".

The new study in the journal Science shows that when door-to-door canvassers come out, and talk about wanting to get married, voters' minds change -- and stay changed.

Their two-month stay changed their lives, and in 1945, they returned to Puerto Rico at the request of Gov. Rexford G. Tugwell, an American, who wanted the Rosskams to document conditions on the island as well as government programs aimed to help the poor and to industrialize the economy.

Further adjustment for length of stay changed the significant associations to not significant, except for meropenem (Table 2).

And things have stayed changed, despite the city's economic troubles.

"The culture has changed," she said, "although part of my job as a lieutenant colonel is to make sure it stays changed".

But by 1966 (and finding it difficult to top that success) some of them decided to leave the band, and those who stayed changed their sound, adding a psychedelic ingredient.

"And, once again, she had used baseball, our best invention to stay change, to bring change on".

A. Bartlett Giamatti once called the sport "our best invention to stay change," capable of conjuring moments where "school will never start, rain will never come, sun will warm the back of your neck forever".