Sentence examples for change towns from inspiring English sources

But heads up: you cannot swipe left in real life, so always be ready to change towns if need be.

*Quinnipiac College in Hamden, Conn., finds that only 22percentt of the state's baby boomers expected to change towns in the next five years, but 43percentt of gen-Xers said they would be gone by then.

*Quinnipiac College, in Hamden, Conn., finds that only 22percentt of the state's baby boomers expect to change towns in the next five years, but 43percentt of Generation X says they will move by then.

Secretary of the State Susan Bysiewicz reports that her office has received telephone calls from first selectmen concerned about possible changes to legislative district boundaries and how alterations could change towns' representation in the General Assembly.

*Quinnipiac College in Hamden, Conn., finds that only 22percentt of the state's baby boomers expected to change towns in the next five years, but 43percentt of gen-Xers said they will move by then.

With the polls come fragments of opinion pouring out of the region: *Quinnipiac College in Hamden, finds that only 22percentt of the state's baby boomers expected to change towns in the next five years, but 43percentt of gen-Xers said they would be gone by then.

"We always got the sense that she was not allowed to be what she could have been," said Richard Johannesen, another civic leader who helped spearhead the push to change town board elections from at-large to district races.

Higginbotham, who has played 109 league games for Stoke, has yet to enjoy a victory since his arrival, but believes he can help change Town's fortunes.

So intent were they on recruiting Burton that they changed towns.

The itinerary changes from year to year, and the acts change from town to town.

And there is only so much change the towns can impose.