Sentence examples for a big changeover from inspiring English sources

"It was a big changeover," Captain Neely said.

The downsides are that such a big changeover, and an entirely charitably run school system, requires serious regulation and cash.

The negotiations over the budget and the debt ceiling were getting serious, and, according to Martel, the White House was concerned about a big changeover in staff at the Treasury Department.

Back in January, Mr. Wainwright had a kind of dress rehearsal for the big changeover, courtesy of Mr. Weisbrodt's 40th birthday, and in a deft maneuver, neatly managed to kill two birds with one stone-encrusted birthday present.

That was the big changeover in the history of female shopping, the arrival of ready-to-wear, presaged in America in the 19th century.

The 1997 election caused the biggest changeover of MPs since 1945.

Wim Duisenberg, president of the European Central Bank, dismissed calls to release some notes early to ease the changeover, preferring a "big bang" on January 1st 2002.

A new D-mark would be expected to rise against the now-abandoned euro; a new drachma or punt would trade at a big discount to its official changeover rate a devaluation, in effect.The switch to the euro was smooth, but it was planned for years in great detail and in co-operation among countries.

It's like someone takes the race at every changeover and gives it a big shake, before settling it down again to see what happens.

"The changeover happened a week after a big country music award show, so we had a much higher country tilt on that particular chart than if it had been done before the awards.

When the changeover became standard, its timing did not pose a big problem for passengers.