Sentence examples for change or move from inspiring English sources
"Some productions are made in such a way that actors are not allowed to change or move things.
Do you think this has any ramifications for game design – will multiplayer experiences change, or move on from endless death matches?
The AM side is also being sold, to the mayor of nearby Millville, who says the operation is too successful to change or move, so he won t.
Saturn is not a single star, but is a composite of three, which almost touch each other, never change or move relative to each other, and are arranged in a row along the zodiac, the middle one being three times larger than the lateral ones.
In 1610 Galileo's first observations of Saturn with a primitive telescope prompted him to report: Saturn is not a single star, but is a composite of three, which almost touch each other, never change or move relative to each other, and are arranged in a row along the zodiac, the middle one being three times larger than the lateral ones.
Docker 1.0 is another product that takes advantage of containerization techniques developed by Google, in this case, providing a safe way to distribute applications without breaking them every time you make a change or move to a different stage of the development cycle.
HSBC has repeatedly been fined billions – BILLIONS – of dollars for tax evasion and other bad financial practice, not to mention sacking 8,000 UK employees and moving their jobs overseas to save some pocket change, or moving 1,000 jobs out of the capital because of Brexit.
If CPS's "metrics" reveal that the number and nature of serious code violations exceed the comfort level of parents at a particular school, those parents can take action -- either by demanding change or moving their children to a different school.
Baymouth-barrier beach shorelines are restricted in morphometry and are unable to change shape or move with changing water levels (Figure 1).
Ms. Winfrey may change syndicators or move her show to her coming cable channel, OWN.
You can open windows, turn on fans, heaters or air-conditioners, change clothes or move to a different room.
