Sentence examples for called changes from inspiring English sources
A1 President Bush staunchly defended his administration's anti-terrorism policies while Senator John Kerry called changes long overdue.
Simona Armstrong, formerly of How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria?, will be singing a pop ditty called Changes.
Originally called Changes, the movie was retitled Head, partly as a drug reference and partly so that Raybert's next production, Easy Rider, could be marketed with the slogan "From the guys who gave you Head" – a plan torpedoed by Head's box-office nosedive.
It is a social networking site that serves as a resource for researching and organizing groups around social and political causes, called "Changes".
Groups, in this context, are called "changes" and are meant to join together like-minded people around social changes they feel passionate about.
Ray: We do most of the art for a brand called Changes.
Accordingly, these influencing factors, the so called change drivers, imply a change demand.
Please note that "Set Bandwidth Limit" was previously called "Change Speed Limit".
Sunday Mail critic Mickey McMonagle called "Change" the album's best track and "a definite chart topper".
Sarkozy calls change "rupture".
