Sentence examples for changed moments from inspiring English sources

But all that changed moments after the attacks on Sept. 11.

The game changed moments before half-time when Ivorian Meite was dismissed after diving into a high, mistimed tackle on Maierhofer, leaving referee Fred Graham no choice but to show a red card.

"We will be launching an Edit feature soon that will allow people to change moments in their movies or update the ones they shared.

"Younger users seem to prefer something more ephemeral, something that changes moment by moment," he said.

Through those conversations, it became pretty obvious that this was not what politicians call a "change moment", and that Ed Miliband was on to a loser.

One of the major reasons why "big change moments" beget other "big change moments" is that victory builds the power of the forces for change.

"There's always been discomfort with it, and this tragedy is one of those sea change moments".

An earlier change, Moments, which curates and promotes popular tweets, was not nearly as controversial but did little to inspire confidence in the company's direction.

That changed the moment the series started shooting.

Nothing he said after all of these years would have changed that moment in 1974.

I'll do something else … [but] everything changed the moment I accepted this situation".