Sentence examples for changeover of its from inspiring English sources

The decision to put WFAN on FM follows by almost six months ESPN Radio's changeover of its New York station at 1050 AM to 98.7 FM.

GlaxoSmithKline, the health- and pharmaceutical-product conglomerate, struggled with a 39-minute changeover of its toothpaste manufacturing line when switching between brands such as AquaFresh and Sensodyne.

Planning for changeover of product should be such that it takes minimum time to set the machine for new product and maximize the machine availability time.

Good stories for your folksy approach are the removal of the V.F.W.'s neon sign and the changeover of Bob's Mobil station to a Gulf franchise, with the loss of its big red Pegasus sign (to return on "Antiques Roadshow," perhaps).

"She was in a thin nightie with no slippers, no blanket, no notes and no one went with her," says Michele. "The manager said it was because there was a changeover of staff and no one was available.

When NBC moved from 711 to the brand-new Rockefeller Center, the government authorities who regulated radio in those days insisted that NBC remain on the air, live, during the changeover — or risk the loss of its broadcast license.

The 1997 election caused the biggest changeover of MPs since 1945.

And so the changeover of roles goes on from one "Nutcracker" to another.

These effects are more easily manifested at potentials near the changeover of the double layer structure.

At the changeover of the third finger and thumb, for instance, some pianists seem to get quicker, others slower.

The exhibition will close from 10-20 June 2019 to prepare for a changeover of costumes and displays and will reopen on 21 June.