Sentence examples for changing in the past from inspiring English sources

But things are changing: In the past nine months, no fewer than five authentic Mexican restaurants serving quality fare have opened in Berlin.

You think it hasn't been changing in the past?" asked Deepika Kundaji, 50, who, along with her Belgium-born husband, Bernard Declercq, grows 90 varieties of vegetables for seed conservation on a seven-acre plot she named Pebble Garden.

Though Polish laws are changing, in the past private galleries could not get public grants to attend things like international art fairs, so galleries set up a public arm to promote Polish art abroad.

What fears have kept you from changing in the past?

Don't forget there will be major changes with David Gill stepping down - the club is really changing in the summer, the more stability they can add the better.

Dmitry says he has noticed attitudes towards to the west changing in the past year.

She has also noticed attitudes changing in the past year: whereas most people wore disposable masks, increasingly more are going for the serious or more "functional" types as she calls it.

"Obviously the climate has been changing in the past year in the UK but, nonetheless, our research showed a third of homeowners would really like to invest in solar, and the majority of those are driven by the opportunity to save money," said Joanna Yarrow, head of sustainability at Ikea UK and Ireland.

Things started changing in the 1990s.

The world oil industry began changing in the 1950s.

I sensed their attitude toward China changing in the 1990s, as the economy began improving.