Sentence examples for change to have from inspiring English sources

It was a good change to have robots and dogs".

You have to be able to change, to have new ways of doing things.

Mass television is arguably the biggest change to have happened to our civilisation.

It would be a real change to have an election watchdog with integrity and bite.

It makes a nice change to have money coming in rather than flowing out.

"Altogether I've seen enough change to have faith that more will come," she says.

"It might be nice, for a change, to have another female in the house".

Pepsi Bottling said it did not expect the change to have any effect on the company's financial performance.

Nauru's shift to an open-centre arrangement is the second substantial change to have a potential bearing on the case.

(Another Heart and Other Pulses, 1984) It's quite a change to have a prime minister who hasn't got any political ideas at all.

There is a lot going on, but in downtown Oklahoma City it is a welcome change to have a lot going on.