Sentence examples for changer from inspiring English sources

Latham describes Coventry University College, founded in 2012 to provide part-time professional and vocational courses, as a "game changer", though some have been sceptical about the cut-price, "no frills" model: fees range from £4,500 to £6,000 a year, but students do not have access to the university library or sports facilities.

It would be an enormous gamble for the Tory party to assume that Johnson is a game changer when so many voters seem to think he is not the change they would welcome.

It's a game changer," Harris said in a statement.

"This is the one game changer in the history of conflict in that region" Izama said.

"Even during the war we never had anything this bad," said Alassane Diallo, a money changer.

Quelque chose had changer in our relationship.

In some ways it's crude and heavy-handed, blazing with coarse indignation, but in its day it was, creatively speaking, a game-changer.

Delta's president, Ed Bastian, said the deal was a game-changer when it came to competing on transatlantic routes.

My pick: State Bird Provisions Meriting every syllable of praise that's heaped on it, Stuart Brioza and Nicole Krasinski's punky little restaurant is a genuine game-changer: I've never encountered its like.

As the Labour movement gathered in Brighton this week, in the unseasonably sunny weather, all the talk in the bars was how Ed Miliband's keynote speech had to be a game-changer.

Natalie Bennett Green party leader, Caroline Lucas MP Brighton Pavilion, Keith Taylor MEP South East England, Jean Lambert MEP London, Molly Scott Cato MEP South West England Bless you for your impressive coverage (19 May) of the IMF's call for an end to the obscenity of global subsidies to fossil fuels – a step that it calls a "game-changer" for human social welfare, as well as the climate.