Sentence examples for change from the norm from inspiring English sources

The lack of nominations in headline categories was, he said, a happy change from the norm.

If the thought of festival food conjures up memories of lukewarm potato tornadoes, then the fare was a delightful change from the norm.

He stands for "honest politics" and a change from the norm, yet despite these grand labels we are seeing the same family politics again.

The app is illustrated with the current cover, a cartoon of the prophet Muhammed, in a change from the norm for Apple's notoriously censorious App Store which has previous banned satirical and controversial apps.

JERUSALEM — Mitt Romney's high-dollar breakfast with donors at the King David Hotel here on Monday morning will be closed to the news media, his campaign decided Saturday, a change from the norm for the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.

— Ashley Parker (@AshleyRParker) 29 Jul 12 JERUSALEM — Mitt Romney's high-dollar breakfast with donors at the King David Hotel here Monday morning will be closed to the media, his campaign decided Saturday, a change from the norm for the presumptive Republican presidential candidate.

The bottom line is that you know your child, after a near drowning incident or long day of swimming, Be aware of any sudden changes from the norm.

As soon as the sound changes from the norm, or you get plenty of clicking and grinding from your hard drive, you need to power it down immediately.

Talk to your vet if you have any questions about your rabbit's diet or if you notice any changes from the norm in your rabbit's dietary habits.

However, this time of year, the weather and sea conditions can change radically from the norm, and boaters can be caught off guard.

Stylish Le Chansonnier (Calle J 257 between Linea and 15; 00 53 7 832 1576) offers delicious duck in orange reduction (13 cucs/£8) as well as one of the city's best dessert platters – a welcome change from the Cuban norm of bland chicken, rice and beans.