Sentence examples for changes somewhere from inspiring English sources

Now, maybe even if Lehman Brothers had been saved, we would have seen those "rapid, seismic" changes somewhere down the road.

Nothing has been said publicly, with the single exception of Premier Golda Heir's announcement that her govt. could accept border changes somewhere bet. the 1967 frontiers and the present cease-fire lines, provided Israel's defenses were not weakened.

IL-6 is also implicated in the induction of osteoclast differentiation and bone resorption [ 49], and all of our patients had bone-on-bone changes somewhere within their arthritic knees, reflecting the severity of end-stage disease requiring joint replacement surgery.

Something changed; somewhere along the line you stopped… seeing all that well.

The 'Swiss' is a Jewish name that got changed somewhere along the road".

In the meantime, we'll pretend to deal with climate change somewhere else.

Perhaps the film got changed somewhere along the line, comprehensively rejigged as a humourless fantasy action adventure.

Still policy has to change somewhere, and it's no surprise that policymakers have opted to begin with carrots rather than sticks.

We can only conclude that the wind changed somewhere around the most histrionic segment of North London Trash and he stayed like that.

Sharon Stone, who had changed somewhere between the Kodak Theater and Morton's (maybe in the limousine) from her sweetheart dress to a black pantsuit, was creating a bottleneck at the door as she huddled with Sissy Spacek.

Certainly, the Tavistock and Portman NHS trust report that the number of British children who want to change their gender has doubled in the last six months and quadrupled in the last five years, so it's clear that something big has changed somewhere along the line.