Sentence examples for changes owners from inspiring English sources
When a popular carmaker changes owners and the change affects its identity, it awakens passions that no kitchen-equipment company can elicit.
Under the changes, owners of larger residential properties, including co-ops and condos, will most likely pay an additional increase of under 1percentt, while owners of commercial buildings and utilities will see taxes decline slightly or stay the same.
Mr. Peters of Warburg, on his blog, predicted that next year, "until individuals become accustomed to the changes, owners of large properties, with large embedded capital gains, simply won't sell.
That's because what distinguishes a work of visual art is not merely that it passes through many hands, increasing or losing value as it does, but that it is made by a singular hand (or, at any rate, comes from a singular vision), whose claim on it lingers, even after it changes owners.
One curious result is that an antelope or wildebeest changes owners every time it crosses an international boundary; but the rule also means that the state on either side of the boundary is able to regulate who can hunt what, and where and when they can do it.
Or suppose it changes owners and names but nothing else?
Instead, they simply changed owners.
The Telegraph changed owners.
Won one, changed owners, did it again.
It has changed owners six times.
Their care homes often change owners.
