Sentence examples for changes itself to from inspiring English sources
Crucially, the Bank has not made any changes itself to Help to Buy.
And the government granted an exemption, while strongly encouraging the industry to make changes itself to eliminate the danger by installing better protection or a device to pump excess gas out of the pipes and back into the heavily protected tank compartments.
Symmetric deformation changes itself to asymmetric deformation when increasing the nominal compressive strain.
"Either the party has to radically change itself to get closer to the people, or it must liquidate itself," he told The New York Times in 1990.
A virus can change itself to less deadly but more contagious, and that's something we are afraid of," he said.
Those famous lines – "Never such innocence,/ Never before or since,/ As changed itself to past/ Without a word" – conjure the year as a fatal break, the moment when a way of life was destroyed utterly and forever.
It is a scene that gathers in its easy rhythms a tradition of English pastoral, from poems like Larkin's "MCMXIV" ("Never such innocence, / Never before or since,/As changed itself to past / Without a word") and "Cut Grass" ("Lost lanes of Queen Anne's lace") to novels like William Golding's "The Pyramid" and W. G. Sebald's Anglophilic "The Rings of Saturn".
My PS3 is set to output 720p, yet, when I tried to watch Talladega Nights (the Blu-Ray movie included with PS3), the PS3 changed itself to output 1080i instead.
If node 4 can hear any neighboring node that rebroadcasts the same RREQ packet with increased hop_count which is broadcasted by node 4 itself, node 4 will change itself to be a backbone node; otherwise it will remain the "verge" status.
How do you "build into" your plan the "ability to change itself" to make sure it doesn't turn into those "tablets of stone"?
Schwarzenegger suggested that we focus at least as much if not more on the upside of clean energy, looking beyond the endless warnings about climate change itself to additional benefits that may be more appealing to the uninitiated.
