Sentence examples for changed to bring from inspiring English sources

So what's changed to bring this love for lard out of the closet?

He expected that to be early this summer.Several things have since changed to bring Israeli and American positions closer together.

Deputy editor Paul Johnson said: "The masthead was changed to bring a sense of freshness, calmness and a more analytical feel that reflects the changes inside the paper.

Jackson is a born reformer, and when I asked him how the league might be changed to bring it more in line with the purity of the game, he — predictably — had lots to say.

Under the Military Commissions Act of 2006, only noncitizens can be tried in a military commission, meaning the law would need to be changed to bring Mr. Shahzad before such a tribunal.

The quarantine law, which was changed to bring the UK into line with the rest of the EU, has reduced the minimum age at which a foreign puppy can enter the UK to 15 weeks.

"That's one of the things we wanted to change, to bring more openness".

"That's what it will take to get things to change, to bring the players and owners to their senses".

And so we felt that we needed to make big changes to bring back that investment.

This change to bring the image of an object upon the retina is called accommodation.

"And, once again, she had used baseball, our best invention to stay change, to bring change on".