Sentence examples for change one day from inspiring English sources

Canada has pulled out of the Kyoto protocol on climate change, one day after an update was agreed on, saying the accord won't work.

And you think, well, perhaps, this will change one day and you hope that one day Milosevic will go".

But we have so much work abroad now, we don't do much to show ourselves here, and hopefully it might change one day.

The public perception of Dungeness unexpectedly underwent a sea change one day in 1986 when the film maker Derek Jarman took the actress Tilda Swinton for lunch at the Pilot, which was said to serve the best fish and chips in England.

Since then, Mr. Gates has devoted a growing amount of his time and his public speaking to calling for political change: one day making the economic case for American taxpayers to keep investing in global health, the next urging Arne Duncan, who actually is the education secretary, to stay true to the path of change despite the opposition of the teachers' unions.

Hopefully that will change one day.

Everything changed one day on my way to work.

All this changed one day in March 1940 in Birmingham, UK, where the refugee scientists Otto Frisch and Rudolf Peierls hit on a way to make an atomic bomb.

This all changed one day when he saw a French medieval band playing in castle grounds in Normandy.

His plan to be a police officer changed one day in his parents' garage, where he fixed people's cars for pocket money.

That changed one day in January, when he began to perspire profusely and could not summon the strength to climb the stairs into his house.