Sentence examples for change alright from inspiring English sources

It's a lifestyle change!" It's a lifestyle change alright, but just a brief one for me and Liz.

"He's in it to change lives and, alright he's my brother, but I know he'd be the best leader for the Labour party and for the country," says his brother.

The name change also works out alright in a few other ways.

It turns out that after a divisive redesign, people are discovering that the kids aren't alright with change and that they are just as aware of the creeping sense of stagnation as everyone else.

If the time is right, it's alright to change your mind as long as you use your past experiences constructively.

By refusing to divest from fossil fuels, universities are saying, 'We value profit over the health of the planet and its people,' 'Inaction is alright,' 'Climate change is someone else's problem,' and 'We can't be bothered.' It's going against all those finely-crafted mission statements and strategic plans and defying what our schools supposedly stand for.

The verse doesn't have to have anything to do with the chorus and it is alright to change, situations, people and locations during a verse.

Alright, I changed my mind.

Protesting VIETNAMESE AUTHORITIES STOPPED AN ANTI-CHINA PROTEST They told them it was alright, then changed their minds and arrested 20 people.

"I felt there were just a few things we needed to change and we'd be alright.

Yes, Pulver's in a bind alright, with a change before the championship looking his best bet to avoid being set upon himself should the Wallabies continue their losing ways.