Sentence examples for changing into a new from inspiring English sources
Jeter is not likely to provide an extra bonanza by changing into a new game-perspired jersey every inning.
Her – or, to be more precise, her stylist Rachel Zoe's – desire to placate every fashion designer in the world by changing into a new dress every (by my reckoning) two seconds, thereby distracting the audience from the event by making them imagine all the ugly long gowns piling up backstage in Hathaway's wake?
Let's grant the Buddhist view that the perishing of x is the real property of changing into a new thing, and not just x becoming absent.
He was made a creative consultant and suggested that Murphy keep one undercover role for a full series, instead of changing into a new guise every episode.
Domains in protein sequences are basic evolutionary units [ 17, 26] that constantly evolve to attain new functionality either by combining with other domains or by completely changing into a new domain.
Williams, always one to eschew convention, paired her fiery orange hair with a short-sleeved lace wedding dress, before changing into a casual tee with her new husband's name written across her chest in red. .
Despite the election of Bill de Blasio, the city's most progressive mayor in two decades, poor people continued to get pushed out to the edges of the five boroughs, the cops continued to treat brown people differently than whites, and New York continued changing into a sleeker, cleaner, more Disney-fied version of itself.
I felt like a teenager again, changing rapidly into a new person, not knowing the outcome.
