Sentence examples for changeover in a from inspiring English sources

Then our tour manager, Tom [Piper], said our crew were going to try to do the changeover in a fraction of the usual time.

After dumping a straightforward volley in the net to lose serve in game two, the second seed took some tablets at a changeover in an attempt to improve his condition.

After offseason moves that saw Mario Williams signed to a contract guaranteeing him $50m, a changeover in scheme with a new defensive coordinator and the drafting of a superstar rookie cornerback, Stephon Gilmore, the Bills were hoping to improve on their 1-1 record with the Patriots from last year.

With the changeover in administrations, a new wind is blowing.

Shorten's speech to the Australian National Union's Crawford Australian Leadership Forum on Tuesday coincided with the Senate changeover, in which a combination of minor and micro parties and independents now holding the balance of power.

The document states that, due to the institutional changeover in 2004, a lighter procedure than usual was adopted for the European Parliament to consider the policy strategy.

"There's a lot of changeover in the team under a new leader, some of that voluntary and some of that involuntary," he said.

The 4×100-meter 4×100-metery teamedleyd have competed in the final, but relayved a disqualificateam for a false start during a changeover in the heats, ending Phelps's chance of eight gold medals.

Now he wants to transform the music that undergirds the city where he lives, taking advantage of a changeover in the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's turnstile technology to propose a "subway symphony".

This year is the first time since 1989 that a sharp economic slowdown has coincided with the once-a-decade changeover in the country's top leadership.

Understandably, she has refused to play in the country since being stabbed by a fan in 1993 during a changeover in Hamburg.