Sentence examples for called change from inspiring English sources
There have been numerous delays due to design modifications, called change orders, that Mr. Simon said were unforeseen.
The low point here is a treacly pop ballad called "Change the World," featuring a small army of guest vocalists, like BeBe Winans, Lalah Hathaway and Freddie Jackson.
Sklar co-founded a women's organization called Change the Ratio, and she tries to make sure there are more women onstage.
Skins, a sportswear manufacturer, has instigated a movement called "Change Cycling Now" in response to doping in the sport and the damage this caused to its brand.
The site, called Change by Us NYC, which went live on Thursday, is first soliciting ideas on how to make the city more environmentally sound.
Knowing the time of changes, called change-point (CP), in a process is crucial for engineers to recognize the root cause fast and accurately.
Elsewhere, Mr. Edwards could attract some of the so-called change voters, hurting Mr. Obama.
Speaking in the crowded, untidy offices of the party, he said he could "not accept this so-called change" on the part of the government.
At least seven of those bonds contain so-called "change of control" clauses, so bondholders can get repaid early if the company gets sold.
Labour can and will win a workable majority because if David Cameron is subject to cross-examination, then the superficiality of the so-called change in the Tories and the hollowness of their policies will be exposed.
