Sentence examples for change for real from inspiring English sources

"We thought things were going to change for real," Mrs. Castro, a homemaker, recalled.

Clegg told activists that the Lib Dems were "the only party offering change for real – change for good".

It would be a sin to throw that chance away by substituting cosmetic change for real reforms.

The group, being set up four weeks after Corbyn won the leadership, is designed as a grassroots network to create "a mass movement for change, for real progressive change in every town and city".

In my opinion, these actions (or inaction) on the part of men are what must change for real progress to take place.

It's a popular uprising for change, for real democracy.

"But I will not give away the chance for real change".

It is easy to calculate that the target of a bookmark may have changed by checking if any EHR content or access rules have changed since the bookmark was created, but this is likely of little value for the end users who will want to know if it has changed for real or not.

Ed Miliband's election is a vote for change, and for real choices.

"It is a victory for the youth that has expressed its will for change and for real democracy," said transitional president Michel Kafando after casting his vote.

Cocktails were affordable for a change ($5 for real drinks) and the talent was great fun.