Sentence examples for a change or a from inspiring English sources

"But we cannot force a change or a stop to the plans".

If he lets that ball go and it doesn't come up that quick, then it's going to be a change or a curve.

At the very least, Adams's deed could prompt a change or a clarification in a league rule about how penalties are assessed after time has expired in a half.

He said that what the survey appears to be looking for is less what course to take than what impact a change, or a continuation of the status quo, might have.

Traditionally, it was also described as final causality, in contrast with explanation solely in terms of efficient causes (the origin of a change or a state of rest in something).

When a change, or a state of rest, is not natural, both the active and the passive potentiality need to be specified.

In The Grief Recovery Handbook, John James and Russell Friedman define grief as "the conflicting feelings caused by a change or an end in a familiar pattern of behavior".

For example, weapon switches when you thought you were holding one type of weapon, clothing changes when you didn't request a change or an entire change of scenery or location when you weren't expecting it.

Gender identity -- and identity, in general -- are always in flux, easily mutable by the whims of a brushstroke, an outfit change or even a stance.

Depending on temperament, spoof western The Ridiculous 6 will mark either a sea change or merely a plumbing adjustment.

However, when an intersection occurs, a new idea represents a radical change, or beginning of a new line of evolution.