Sentence examples for changes theme from inspiring English sources

The self-reflexiveness of the season premiere, with its "changes" theme, continues in the Feb.

Cadenabbia After taking the ferry back to Cadenabbia, have dinner on the lake at Cucina della Marianna where the menu changes theme on a nightly basis (vegetarians will enjoy Thursday, the "Gardens" menu).

Every second year, the Lab changes themes; the current visiting theme being Confronting Comfort, a hyper-local look at how large cities can better handle the needs of citizens.

Mr. Obama's advisers scoffed at the pageantry and Mr. McCain's embrace of the "change" theme.

Republican leaders believe they can use the Democrats' national "change" theme against Democratic legislative candidates here in Connecticut.

The celebrations have been given a climate change theme, giving the occasion more of a protest than a party feel.

This people-can-change theme, if you're open to it, is extremely powerful in "Invisibilia," in part because of the intimacy of the form.

This may yet prove a winning factor for the Tories, moving more to the single "change" theme with each passing moment of the campaign, but the choppy polling also suggests a "they're all the same" feeling.

At the national level, Democrats are sounding the "time for a change" theme, a message that doesn't work well for the state's Democratic lawmakers, who have controlled the State House and Senate for 32 of the past 34 years.

On Friday evening at a town-hall-style forum here, Mr. Romney unveiled a stump speech that has been revamped from the one he used in Iowa, building his remarks entirely around the "change" theme.

The Romney campaign is out with a new ad that takes President Obama to task for his campaign's attacks against Mitt Romney, suggesting that they contrast sharply with the "hope and change" theme of Mr. Obama's 2008 campaign.