Sentence examples for be changed from a from inspiring English sources

Maternity pay is to be changed from a fixed, and low, rate to 40% of salaries.

The El Vigilante has heard that Spain is going to be changed from a monarchy to a republic.

In 2007, Hans ordered the expression on Gummi bears' faces – in Britain they are called Goldbears – to be changed from a scowl to a smile.

The retractable seating should allow the stadium to be changed from a football venue – with seats on the running track – to an arena suitable for athletics events or concerts within eight days.

In English the meaning of a sentence such as That's a cat can be changed from a statement to a question by the substitution of a mainly rising for a mainly falling intonation.

When, in 1908, he gave the Hibbert lectures in Oxford, the venue had to be changed from a modest library to the vast rooms of the Examination Schools building.

The D5 also has a slightly wonky touch-sensitive strip to control the volume which, incidentally, can also be changed from an iPod or iPhone.

Following the news it was changed from a tribute to a memorial concert.

The New Yorker, May 30 , 1925P. 1 How their show, "Artists & Models" was changed from a flop to a hit.

I build it and it's changed from a lifeless substance to one that's alive again.

In either case, what's changed from a mere decade ago, and is that change a good thing?