Sentence examples for changeover that from inspiring English sources

During a changeover that followed, Hingis reportedly shouted at Kournikova, "Do you think you are the queen?

"Without it, and others that came after, the peaceful nature of the changeover that followed would simply not have been possible," he says.

Next, he said, the basement boiler goes in favor of a forced-air heating system, a $15,000 changeover that could save him $1,000 a month.

They find a bittersweet quality to a changeover that verifies their community's success but has cut the Greek population by a third in the past two decades to, by some estimates, 30,000 from 45,000.

It all underscored the strange dissonance that accompanies the power changeover that's under way in Washington, and the unsettling sense that no one, not even those in the seats of influence, has any clue what President Trump really believes or is likely to do.

At the moment there is still a day-to-night changeover that can be seen in the itinerant population and the boarded-up row houses that sit cheek-by-jowl with the new tenants: the rock clubs, pubs and restaurants that the east-of-Capitol-Hill (and predominantly white) crowd flocks to.

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Alternatively, parents could keep regular 24-h incubation cycles but with changeovers that would allow each partner to experience part of the colder and part of the warmer period of each day.

Tennis has enough delays as it is between the ball bouncing, the shorts tugging, the Hawk-Eye breaks for official challenges and the 90-second breaks on changeovers that work beautifully for broadcasters yet not nearly so well for establishing flow on court.

He would also like to see players take a break from towel breaks: Tennis has enough delays as it is between the ball bouncing, the shorts tugging, the Hawk-Eye breaks for official challenges and the 90-second breaks on changeovers that work beautifully for broadcasters yet not nearly so well for establishing flow on court.

"I had a feeling at changeovers that we would be there all summer long," Federer suggested, "that they would close the roof, people would sleep all night and wake up and me and Andy would still be there, beards growing, holding serve.