Sentence examples for changes to the old from inspiring English sources

He even crafted changes to the old brute's speech.

Both Congress and the Federal Communications Commission have begun to draft changes to the old telecommunications rules, but the efforts are largely a dress rehearsal for next year.

Young Indians have been experimenting for years with changes to the old ways, from love marriages to "live-in" relationships outside of marriage.

The emperor, among other things, ordered changes to the old civil service examination system, with its rote learning of ancient Chinese texts; only foreign knowledge and an outward looking education, the reformers argued, could rescue China from decline.

"I was saying, 'Yeah, we bring them back.' " Charles Gordanier, the authority's chief map designer, began drafting changes to the old subway map, fading out the lines that were without service.

In a far harsher e-mail sent to player representatives, Richard Berthelsen, the association's general counsel, wrote: "In addition to depriving the players of the time needed to consider forming a union and making needed changes to the old agreement, this proposed procedure would in my view also violate federal labor laws".

Haji-Ioannou said the payout represented a welcome change to the "old regime", in a pointed reference to the former chief executive, Andy Harrison, and a management team that has undergone wholesale changes over the past two years.

"He lived with his mum but I thought that was quite restricting for a sitcom – and the change to the old people's home was after I watched The Secret Millionaire (the Channel 4 reality show about anonymous philanthropists) – it was always these people with huge problems who were helping other people.

This represents a big change to the old way of doing business for Nasa.

I played around with the new Roku Search feature and found it a welcome change to the old way of finding anything on the Roku device — i.e. endlessly poking around.

Halfway through his tenure as chairman of the agency during the Clinton administration, Arthur Levitt proposed a broad series of changes to the decades-old rules that governed the way companies register securities.