Sentence examples for changes of allegiance from inspiring English sources

There are more pacts and agreements and changes of allegiance and negotiations over terms and conditions than most viewers will be able to keep track of.

Most such changes of allegiance are the result of broader population flows rather than cricketers' active pursuit of alternatives to their home country.

This highlights the play's emotional highs and lows, the constant twists and turns, the frequent changes of allegiance, and Shakespeare's miscommunications and confusions, such as misdirected love letters and cases of mistaken identity.

Tippet and Mims follow them through breakups and reconciliations, pledges and changes of allegiance, radical haircuts and hair colors, from Halloween to Christmas to Valentine's to graduation day.

Perhaps it's time for a change of allegiance.

It foreshadowed a change of allegiance at international level.

Biles has come to terms with her change of allegiance.

Gadifer, who objected to the change of allegiance, returned to France.

One wonders how Carlsen feels about his former mentor's change of allegiance.

York's son, the Duke of Aumerle, remains loyal to Richard despite his father's change of allegiance.

That change of allegiance proved troublesome when The Times reported in 1999 that Far East National was being investigated for possible money laundering on behalf of Chinese officials.