Sentence examples for changes told from inspiring English sources

"Gary was in the thick of Bay Area green activism at a time when it was being invented," Stewart Brand, the publisher of the "Whole Earth Catalogue" and one of many people who published "Four Changes," told me.

Derek M. Tokaz, the research director of Law School Transparency, a legal education policy group that seeks to guide some of the changes, told the gathering that drastic changes were needed in student loans and accreditation.

Liverpool University, headed by Janet Beer, the president of the Universities UK group backing the pension changes, told staff they would be "expected to provide learning materials" for events missed through strikes or they could have their pay docked.

"The books that are altered to fit the [new] standards become the bestselling books, and therefore within the next two years they'll end up in other classrooms," Fritz Fischer, chairman of the National Council for History Education and a vociferous opponent of the changes, told The Washington Post.

Guido Gryseels, the director general at the museum, who has been masterminding the changes, told the Guardian he was open to the return of works, but it needed to be clarified as to what was legally or illegally acquired during Belgium's hold on Congo between 1908 and June 1960, when the country won its independence.

The pattern of changes told him the price was going up, so he put some money on it, to test his reading of the price changes.

But as that slowly changes, tell me Ms Cottle, who will have instigated the ugliness?

I picture her there, bobbing as the swell changes, telling us there's nothing to fear.

These changes tell the cell that it is safe to divide.

Diana (name changed) told us this story with a mixture of amusement and indignation.

And what does the policy change tell us about the state of the country?