Sentence examples for changes to speak from inspiring English sources

The high Middle Ages saw continued use of established techniques for silk manufacture without any changes to speak of, neither in materials nor in tools used.

There has been no change to speak of in the economy, and, after five years in post, Mr Osborne can hardly plead that he was aghast when he opened the books.

Next you press the unit's "recognize" button, wait at least a second for the "Silence!" prompt to change to "Speak Up!", say your piece and release the button.

The best way to determine if your acne is caused by hormonal changes is to speak with a dermatologist.

After seeing the film "Selma," Bland was inspired to "be the change," so to speak.

Even Lindsey Graham, a Republican from South Carolina who supports the rules change, seemed to speak for many when he said, "Nobody wants to blow the place up".

So given that it takes a cataclysmic event close to home to turn sceptics into believers and to turn words into action, there may be a sea change, so to speak, in the political agenda.

As for prevention: no change there to speak of, either.

People use Change.org to speak out about deeply private injustices.

In my home state of New South Wales in Australia, a 14-year-old girl used Change.org to speak out about the domestic violence she had experienced that led to her mother's suicide.

Of course the only way to ever achieve significant change is to speak up and make yourself heard.