Sentence examples for changes to gold from inspiring English sources

I toss my head, and her hair changes to gold.* For an instant, and with joy, I believe in her, all the while experiencing aware, the knowledge that this impossibility cannot be sustained.

"If you purchased a Gold membership before the changes to Gold are available in June you have until 31 August 2014 to cancel, and receive a pro-rata refund of any unused days remaining between the day that you cancel and the day that your paid Gold membership ends," Microsoft writes on its Xbox FAQ.

In a recent study, RMS was used to monitor the molecular changes in live stem cells during cardiac differentiation, and then to correlate these changes to gold-standard fluorescence staining for the cardiac phenotype [65].

The silver ruble, however, remained the monetary basis, worth 100 kopecks until a change to gold in 1897.

Last fall on my website HerAfter, we changed to gold with the color of the leaves, let our lives ripen with the changing trees.

Five smokers with COPD changed to GOLD III, one to GOLD IV.

Two former healthy smokers changed to GOLD I (FEV1/FVC post-bronchodilator < 70%).

The decline in lung function was larger in COPD smokers; five of them changed to GOLD III, one to GOLD IV.

As both our study and that of Penny et al compared a monoblock acetabular component with a modular MoP titanium shell, it would appear that at short-term follow-up the use of a more rigid acetabular component leads to comparable changes to the gold standard of MoP within a titanium shell, except in zone 1.

The seal was originally silver-coloured, but in 1950, the university's Board of Governors changed it to gold to match the university's colours, gold and black.

In 1897 a gold ruble was substituted for the silver one, marking the change to a gold standard.