Sentence examples for changes the moment from inspiring English sources

This changes the moment Sophie climbs up through the skylight in her Parisian hotel bedroom to the rooftop above.

"The race changes the moment she drops out and he emerges as the official nominee," said Charlie Black, a senior McCain adviser.

I've voted for the Labour party my entire life, and never even considered voting any other way, but all that changes the moment that Corbyn gets back in, and, like many other previously lifelong Labour supporters, I become instantly politically homeless.

I grew up on the border of Scotland, aware permanently that our neighbours six miles away were a slightly different breed from us English – the accent changes the moment you reach Gretna Gateway Outlet Village – but a shining, fascinating, integral part of Great Britain and what we are.

GMR, a large change in resistance when an applied magnetic field changes the moment ordering of adjacent F-layers from AP to P, was discovered in 1988 in the geometry with Current flow in the layer-Planes (CIP).

Everything in your life changes the moment you learn you have cancer.

That changed the moment the series started shooting.

I'll do something else … [but] everything changed the moment I accepted this situation".

But that changed the moment De Sousa decided to leave the US last year and travel to Portugal to visit family.

Somehow it all hangs together, even if you get the feeling that, courtesy the wind, the picture will change the moment you turn your back.

Is that OK?" They changed the moment they went to secondary school, as though they'd been cramped before, and couldn't wait to grow up.