Sentence examples for back in changing from inspiring English sources

The continued uprising in Bahrain and the recent battle over the grand prix may be the straw that breaks the camel's back in changing such an agenda.

I popped in only to have a quick scout; five minutes later, I'm back in the changing rooms.

Beers are back in the changing rooms after play, albeit in moderation, while individuals are encouraged to express themselves in free and frank fashion.

Looking back, Dr. Dean said he would have "pulled back in September," changing the tone, if not the theme, of his candidacy.

Stuyvesant had them arrested, but their petition put in motion a chain of events that led to corporate headquarters back in the Netherlands changing the rules and removing the restrictions.

"There will be a few memories flooding back in the changing rooms because it's where it all happened and where I was laid up not knowing what was going to come.

Meanwhile, back in Britain, "Changing Rooms" has had its share of fiascos, including one that necessitated bleeping the owners' horrified reaction at seeing their drawing room transformed into a red-and-zebra-striped "whore's palace".

Of the salacious entries, I enjoyed schroduck's "Heard Hillary's rival's name" and chrisbeee's "Man grips goddess by love handle"; equally intriguing were alberyalbery's "Handle Mike or Nigel at first clumsily" and phitonelly's "Family back in Rome changing name".

"It was getting the spirit back in the changing rooms.

Piiroja's night went from bad to worse 13 minutes from time when he was booked for a second time, this time for handball, joining fellow central defender Stepanov back in the changing rooms.

"The weather killed us, so we were going back in and changing it enough so that the skies and colors and times of day all seem roughly the same," visual effects supervisor Ken Ralston commented.