Sentence examples for changes one day from inspiring English sources

That all changes one day with the arrival of a cunning girl named Junior, who has answered a help wanted ad, surreptitiously placed in a newspaper by Heed.

Google announced the changes one day before the deadline to renew its Internet Content Provider (ICP) licence, necessary to operate in the country.

But over the years, I have discovered that the key to successfully changing your lifestyle is to be gentle with yourself -- taking small steps, making small changes, one day at a time.

Think about it as a series of small changes, one day or footstep or kind interaction at a time, that builds a trail of light from where we sit today into a brighter future.

Everything changed one day on my way to work.

Canada has pulled out of the Kyoto protocol on climate change, one day after an update was agreed on, saying the accord won't work.

But her taste unexpectedly changed one day as she lectured her son, Leonard Lewis, on the foolishness of rap.

All this changed one day in March 1940 in Birmingham, UK, where the refugee scientists Otto Frisch and Rudolf Peierls hit on a way to make an atomic bomb.

And you think, well, perhaps, this will change one day and you hope that one day Milosevic will go".

He makes no sense, saying he's amenable to change one day and digging in his heels the next.

This all changed one day when he saw a French medieval band playing in castle grounds in Normandy.