Sentence examples for changed subways from inspiring English sources

Their grandmother, whose enlarged heart and hypertension had been duly noted on a medical screening form along with the children's asthma, had to line up for another pass so she could take them on to school, clutching hands and counting heads as they changed subways.

Tip for London Tube traveling: if you need to change subway lines, change at a less-crowded station, especially with kids.

Within a few years, the landscape of Lenox Avenue changed, as subway construction wiped out the spreading elms that had been planted three decades earlier.

Queen's University Ionic Liquid Laboratories just changed your subway ride forever.

They sought first to restore the old street names, and then to change the subway signs to match them.

It could be dangerous to wear the wrong thing in the wrong place, so kids kept outré clothes in their backpacks and changed on the subway platform.

Shortly after the end of World War II, when the most-desired living arrangement changed from a subway-adjacent apartment to a suburban home accessible with a car, people began moving out of the Bronx.

That all changed after the subway attacks.

But as the subway has changed over its 100-year history, its vocabulary has blossomed.

In the subway, little changed except the name of a downtown station, which was renamed "Martyrs" from "Mubarak".

The Chechen rebel leader Doku Umarov, who claimed responsibility for the Moscow subway bombings, changed his mind about retiring.