Sentence examples for changes to the format from inspiring English sources

Over time, Ms. Winfrey has experimented with changes to the format to keep it fresh.

The next edition of "American Idol" may incorporate some changes to the format.

Ebeid denied that the Coalition's budget cuts were behind any changes to the format.

As the show graduated from the web, Heidecker admitted that they had to make a few changes to the format.

Rudd replied: "There are no immediate plans for changes to the format or colour of the UK passport.

[C16.] CBS to Change 'Evening News' The chairman of CBS plans to make significant changes to the format of "The CBS Evening News," perhaps shifting to multiple anchors.

The Players Association must approve any change to the format.

He announced one change to the format: he would soon bring in reporters from outside Washington to ask questions via Skype, a modernization that seems harmless.

Any change to the format of the debates is likely to involve tortuous negotiations between the broadcasters, who took about six months of discussion to come up with the original three-debate plan published in October last year.

Unfortunately, this change to the format means everyone's constantly talking about money, occasionally punctuated by a mass gathering outside the diner to look at food they're not going to buy.

They agreed to one substantive change to the format originally proposed by the debate commission, giving them two minutes apiece to make a statement at the beginning of each segment on a new topic.