Sentence examples for changed a new from inspiring English sources

But then somehow everything changed, a new pattern was set.

But it is hard to see where, even if Labour's leadership changed, a new politics would come from.

That has not changed, a new study indicates, despite talk of growing Jewish disenchantment with liberalism and growing popularity of Jewish religious schools.

"A lot of things have changed, a new manager (Brendan Rodgers) has come and I think we can start to make history and I want to be a part of that history.

In traditional Japanese gastronomy, there is not much room for individual choice: an herb might be changed, a new ramen topping invented, but most things are made at a certain time of year, in a certain shape and with a certain gravity.

Once parameters have changed, a new loop starts.

A life about to change, a new road having been revealed.

If external conditions change a new set point is estimated corresponding to the current situation.

For a lot of American children, pizza is a staple food and that needs to change, a new study suggests.

If you want to change a new sofa's color, be sure everyone agrees with the move.

I went up there and was like, 'just make words!'" In order to make it to the Brits, he had changed a New York date on his US tour, where he'd earlier supported Mumford & Sons' arena shows, with his band members drummer Chris Bond and celloist India Bourne – not because he anticipated winning, but to perform.