Sentence examples for a mix of changing from inspiring English sources
What happened to Tower Records resembles what has happened to the recorded music industry itself: a mix of changing times and sobering mistakes.
Despite a Republican edge in registration, Democrats are discovering the Mountain West — and Colorado in particular — to be a new political frontier as the party benefits from a potent mix of changing demographics, anger over the war in Iraq, resentment toward conservative social initiatives and millions of dollars' worth of advocacy advertising.
Friendster offers a mix of architecture-changing tools and technologies: e-mail, a profile (which offers a persistent presentation of self) and a coarse representation of a social network.
It contained a mix of ever-changing numbers, superimposed on bar graphs.
Inland areas in the lower Hudson Valley, northeastern New Jersey and southwestern Connecticut could see a mix of sleet and snow early on Wednesday, changing to rain later.
Its mix of voices, changing perspectives and fragmentary narrative could certainly be said to point the way to TS Eliot and his contemporaries, not to mention great late modernists (if that isn't too much of a contradition) like Lawrence Durrell.
These indicate that median prices are down some 13% from their peak, but since these averages do not adjust for the mix of homes changing hands, which fluctuates from month to month, they are inevitably distorted.Mr Bernanke's maps use figures from the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight OFHEOOffice of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight OFHEO
