Sentence examples for changeover represents a from inspiring English sources
The changeover represents a generational handoff: the blow-dried, highlighted Mr. Seacrest is 29; the velvet-voiced Mr. Kasem, who started the countdown in 1970, is 71.
We only state that, from the moment bilateral symmetry arose in macro-animal evolution it represented a potentially enormous selective advantage over other body plans assuring faster changeovers and a more precisely directed locomotion.
But given the rapid decline in mobile termination rates, such a changeover may be superfluous.
Kyrgios spent the changeover flipping a little Evian water bottle.
In 1993, she was stabbed on a changeover by a deranged fan of Steffi Graf's.
"The Saturday changeover is a different kind of thing these days," Mr. Paladino said.
The changeover takes a certain amount of time and it is different in different assembly agents.
Negotiations about further restrictions dragged on into the 1964 changeover to a Labour government which took a stronger line.
Before the changeover, he called a medical timeout to see a trainer.
With the changeover in administrations, a new wind is blowing.
