Sentence examples for changes to west from inspiring English sources

After that came the six plans offered in July, all of which proposed significant changes to West Street.

But the notion of making similar changes to West 41st Street did not spring from the minds of city officials.

NEIGHBORS call it the Tuckahoe Swamp, but the name for the 102 acres of woods and wetlands near Bullhead Bay in Southampton changes to West Neck Hills on subdivision plans that the owner, Charles S. Holmes, has filed with the town.

In 1995, voters rejected a proposed change to "West Park" by 156 votes.

The street's name was changed to West Broadway in 1897 to remove the vestiges of Tweedism, and the numbers were realigned to run from south to north in conformance with the rest of the city's grid.

Livingston are exploring the possibility of a name change to West Lothian United.

When an Atlantic depression reaches the United Kingdom, winds usually blow from the south or south-west, and they change to west or north-west when the depression leaves.

To carry out these changes to the west front, he moved the stone-carved Hylton banner from above the west entrance to the front, left-flanking tower.

Yet if he is quick to anger, he is even quicker to make amends, as was the case during the BMW Championship at Wentworth when, stung by the criticism of his design changes to the West course, Els had words with those players whom he believed had "stabbed him in the back", including Graeme McDowell.

Ernie Els has defended his changes to the West Course at Wentworth and says the majority of players enjoy the more challenging design.

Els, who has overseen a number of changes to the West Course in recent years, was highly critical of Tour officials after his round for what he perceived to be a lack of watering that rendered many greens too firm.