Sentence examples similar to change ride from inspiring English sources

Barack Obama came to Washington with the nation's hope for change riding on his shoulders.

Ministers from more than 50 countries will meet in Brazil later this month to discuss data developments.In this section Spies, lies and the internet The year of many votes Dressing up Tall storeys Back to the future Small change Riding the data wave David Cameron is not too posh ReprintsDifferent governments have different motives for opening their digital treasure troves.

A former MP, he was evicted from Labour in 2003 for imploring British soldiers to defy orders.In this section Spies, lies and the internet The year of many votes Dressing up Tall storeys Back to the future Small change Riding the data wave David Cameron is not too posh ReprintsThe 10,000-vote margin by which Mr Galloway won suggests that there was little Mr Miliband could have done.

For all the change ride-hailing apps like Uber and Lyft may bring, it seems eliminating deep-seated discriminatory prejudice isn't one of them.

Yes, the knights of change riding into Washington can do it.

While that basic business model has not changed, ride sharing companies are recognizing one of the downsides of this low capital intensity model is that it has increased competition on other fronts.

He has changed riding, especially in the National Hunt field, and moved it forward.

DC-EEG recordings simultaneously displayed slow potential changes riding on a shallow negative ultraslow potential at the scalp.

Simultaneously with the silent spreading depolarizations in the near-DC/AC-electrocorticography, DC-EEG displayed slow potential changes riding on a negative ultraslow potential (Fig. 2E).

Alternating current electroencephalography similarly displayed persistent depression of spontaneous activity, and direct current electroencephalography slow potential changes riding on a shallow negative ultraslow potential.

Britain was being forced to change, to ride the shockwaves of neo-liberal modernisation.