Sentence examples for a fresh change from inspiring English sources

The prime minister, who initially instructed his MPs to vote against an in/out referendum before changing his mind in 2012, is embarking on a fresh change of heart as he plans to impose restrictions on the free movement of citizens from EU member states.

Windass, who left Hull in January, said: "I think sometimes you need a fresh change.

But the slightly looser, more spontaneous account Ms. Alsop drew from the Philharmonic was a fresh change from the enforced excellence Mr. Maazel delivers.

Bubble Witch Saga 2 is definitely worth a try, as its structure will be familiar, but the gameplay will be a fresh change from candy-swapping.

Oh, and expect Ben Carson to drop out after the Nevada caucuses on Tuesday – earlier, if he has to go home for a fresh change of clothes.

He further dodged questions by about whether, like Cruz, he should be responsible for his campaign's statement, saying defensively: "Is it OK after three weeks on the road to go home get a fresh change of clothes?

Détente is "a relaxation or unbending" rooted in tendre, "to stretch," and was used in diplomacy to promote a lessening of tensions; it is now too closely associated with the Nixon-Kissinger era for use in a time of fresh change.

At the border, he was picked up by Israeli soldiers, who gave him hummus, a shower and fresh change of clothes.

That tally did not include full provisional ballot totals, and as of Saturday, a fresh rule change was complicating matters.

Neurons were then maintained up to 200 days with a fresh medium change every other day.

The specimens were then fixed with 70% methanol for two weeks, with a fresh solution change after one week, after which the specimens were dehydrated in an ascending series of ethanol (70, 96, and 100%), changing the solutions twice weekly.