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.
In the first row, fans were nearly close enough to reach out during a changeover and tuck in the label that was sticking out of the back of Bartoli's black wraparound skirt.
Christian Malcolm was part of the GB 4x100m relay team that was disqualified in their heat after a mistake on the final changeover between Daniel Talbot and Adam Gemili.
I'm working on a second volume of Henry VIII, and I've come up with some astonishing stuff on the crucial changeover from Henry VII that is going to revolutionise our understanding of his reign".
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.
But at 5-2 in the changeover -- that's when it hit me.
For a writer, the changeover means that, for some reason that is supposed to be beyond his simple ken, he must henceforth use thick white copy paper instead of the flimsy yellow copy paper of old.
SAP, by contrast, faced a more urgent changeover: Its customers were mainly big companies that were leading the charge to client/server.
That was the big changeover in the history of female shopping, the arrival of ready-to-wear, presaged in America in the 19th century.
That's the official NHS changeover day, aka "first day of hospital" for the UK's new crop of fresh-faced doctors.
At a changeover, Nadal asked the umpire: "Do you think that's right?
