Sentence examples for and changing to a from inspiring English sources

The massacre of hundreds of Indians by the British at Amritsar in 1919 prompted Motilal to join Mahatma Gandhi's noncooperation movement, giving up his career in law and changing to a simpler, non-Anglicized style of life.

Wirtz said that Reinsdorf advised him on televising home games and changing to a more lucrative ticketing policy than his father's, in which all seats on one level, regardless of location, sold for the same price.

Substituting (36) into (5) and changing to a polar coordinate system to evaluate the integral yields the results in (10).

Substituting (34) into (5) and changing to a polar coordinate system to evaluate the integral yields the result in (7).

Woods's last major triumph came at the 2008 US Open before turmoil in his private life, injury and changing to a new coach derailed his progress.

Then, substituting (19), (18) into (5) and changing to a polar coordinate system to evaluate the integral, we can obtain the result in (16).

I cleared four heights with only one miss and was changing to a bigger pole for the heights above 15 feet.

The topic of promotion and relegation is something I am asked about regularly, along with the league moving to a single table and possibly changing to a European calendar.

The strip started in black and white, changing to a color-scheme on June 23, 2000.

Symptoms can be avoided and patients can have normal growth and development by changing to a lactose-free diet.

But because more and more Chinese are changing to a more meat-based diet, its challenges will be land and cattle feed.