Sentence examples for changes which have run from inspiring English sources

Defenders of those changes, which have run a gantlet of academic reviews, say their motives are altruistic.

The couple wrote and directed a satirical revue, "Quick Changes," which had a highly successful run in Chicago and New York.

Mr. Sprecher no doubt hopes that "Men" will emulate Mr. DiPietro's earlier success, "I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change," which has been running for seven years at the Westbeth Theater.

I think we are seeing a genuine stirring of a political change which has still a long way to run.

"Day-to-day responsibility for running of the club will pass to Leeann - a change which has been universally welcomed by Hibernian supporters.

C-Change have run workshops which provide the students with a sound understanding of climate change and the sustainable development needed to address it.

Those who might have run changed their affiliations to Republican".

Some of the best work on these questions comes from Yale University and George Mason University, which have jointly run a project on climate change communication for the past several years.

They have run out of ideas, their manifesto was shockingly thin, they have nothing to offer this country, which needs transformation, change.

That represents a sea change for the airport, which had been run by the Town of Islip primarily as a convenience for residents.

It also planted seeds of change in Acre, Mendes's home state, which has been run by self-styled "governments of the forest" since 1999.