Sentence examples for change to play from inspiring English sources
"It was a nice change to play somebody who doesn't really care about anyone but himself".
In the future, he said he expects human-induced climate change to play a more dominant role.
White House officials have undermined their own government scientists' research into climate change to play down the impact of global warming, an investigation by The Observer can reveal.
Mr. Downey's character is an extremely mannered Australian Method actor who undergoes a pigment change to play a soulful black soldier.
"I said we were a team that was trying to change, to play in a different way maybe, and he could be a big part of that," continued Hughes.
I did that last term when my loan ran out and ended up having £70 in loose change to play with – on a tight budget that can get you pretty far.
Interventions aimed at promoting a growth mindset in children range from teaching about the brain's ability to learn and change, to playing computer games that grant brain points for effort rather than success.
In order for inherited epigenetic changes to play a significant role in microevolution, they must persist for tens of generations, or longer (Slatkin 2009).
Other changes to playing rules, practice procedures and equipment are being considered, with history suggesting that alterations could be adopted at the college and youth levels.
"There will be changes to playing personnel, the attitude and mentality will be different and fresh legs will be brought in".
