Sentence examples for change playing from inspiring English sources

But Ramirez decided tonight to change playing sites and agreed to play for the Boston Red Sox.

"Growing up in and around Toronto, it's kind of what I'm used to for hockey, and it was a bit of a change playing in Columbus," he said.

The Australian and Canadian prime ministers have suggested that economic growth is more important than tackling climate change, playing down the prospects of strong co-ordinated global action.

But in Australia, and on other coral reefs around the world, we can see the sudden and devastating effects of climate change playing out before us.

Ms. Rose, who made her Broadway debut in "Caroline, or Change," playing the daughter of Tonya Pinkins's title character, and who went on to portray Lorrell Robinson in the movie "Dreamgirls," was accompanied by a pop-jazz sextet.

That they are the first European winners on Latin American soil, or the fact this fourth World Cup title was the culmination of their decision to change playing style and youth academy policy a decade ago.

But most economists reckon that technological change plays a far bigger role.

The third hypothesis says that rapid climate change played the critical role.

"It is clear that a basic desire for change played a role," Politiken said.

Mr Rudd's promise to tackle climate change played a large part in Labor's election win last November.

Religion in environmental and climate change plays an important role.