Sentence examples for back on changing from inspiring English sources
"I hold back on changing the menu more than once a week, because that's fifteen dollars in paper, and printer ink is very expensive".
There's probably not a luckless lecturer in further education throughout the country who hasn't at some time been happy to fall back on Changing Places, Small World or Nice Work in order to illustrate and explain some intricacy in structuralist or post-structuralist theory.
The interesting question is why the president, who says he wants to get "tough" on banks, has also turned his back on changing the structure of American banks -- opting for a regulatory approach instead.
In the end, it seems she reflects the "observer effect" back on ourselves, changing our nature, as she remains perfectly misunderstood.
Oppenheimer recalled how Congo would watch the footage back and would insist on changing his hair or costume.
Most credit cards that offer bonus cash back (usually 5%) on changing categories require you to opt in, or "activate," each bonus category before you get the higher reward rate.
The melody was jaunty, and the lyrics were unambiguously based on Hyde's masterpiece: In this cold commodity culture Where you lay your money down It's hard to even notice That all this earth is hallowed ground … The gift keeps moving Never know where it's going to land You must stand back and let it Keep on changing hands.
Whether it is to reject it or submit to it, Iran is faced with a decision by the Gulf Arabs, and by Saudi Arabia and Qatar in particular, not to back down on their insistence on changing the Syrian regime.
But this was defeated, with MPs instead backing a Labour plan to consult on changing civil partnerships.
Go back to the information window for the application you are working on changing, and click on the icon until it has a color line around it.
Hollywood actress Charlize Theron has said the international community cannot "sit back and wait on a cure" for HIV/Aids and must instead focus on changing human behaviour.
