Sentence examples for changed its format from inspiring English sources

In 1998, WNEW changed its format (it is now mostly talk radio), and Mr. Fornatale once again found himself without a radio station.

NOJ: Clark has that radio station,WCLK(Clark Atlanta Jazz Radio) that many local people are apparently moanin' about because it changed its format and now plays a formulaic playlist.

Devoted first to classical music, then pop, WSHR changed its format to jazz in 1992.

In the decade since its debut, Big Brother has changed its format only a little.

But King's exit is a blow to the show, which changed its format last year.

Under the editorship of Lewis Lapham, the magazine changed its format during the 1980s, adding a "Readings" section that featured an eclectic collection of reprints of interesting documents.

He will be expected to help come up with a long-term vision for the Telegraph titles and take a final decision on whether it should remain the last daily broadsheet or change its format.

Every devoted radio listener has experienced it at some time or another -- a favorite station changes its format.

"The industry has changed dramatically, and it was time for the Four A's conference to change its format and content fundamentally," said Mr. Carroll, who is also the president and chief executive at TBWA Worldwide, part of the Omnicom Group.

By joining the A.C.C., Miami could be in position to increase its revenue when the Bowl Championship Series changes its format in 2006, possibly to a playoff system.

While the law states that copy protection software cannot hinder access to a legally purchased digital work, there are a number of conditions that must be met before a company like Apple can change its format.