Sentence examples for a bit changeable from inspiring English sources
The weather was a bit changeable until the third day but it didn't matter.
And the answer is that the weather was a bit changeable and that brings us to our first common spelling mistake.
"Through the week we'll notice that the weather becomes a little bit fresher, a bit more changeable and a little windier too," Powell said.
If you don't mind, I'd love to talk with you a bit about Identities Are Changeable.
That is changeable a bit now and the efficiencies are changing so you can bring crops that you would have done in 40 days down to 30 days," Ballard says.
Davis said: "We know Ronnie O'Sullivan's interviews are a bit like the British weather: they're changeable.
Mr. Rzewski asks much of a performer here: apart from reciting the text, which is interspersed through a long, dense, changeable score, the pianist must do a bit of text-free vocalizing and gesturing.
The basic feature which distinguishes expandable differences from changeable ones is that the first ones can carry a bit without asking for saving the original LSB.
Those who were primed to think about happiness as changeable -- these people were more empathic, and donated a bit more money to help the mentally ill.
