Sentence examples for changing to something from inspiring English sources
If your search engine keeps changing to something else, even after you have changed it back to Google, you may have malware that is forcing the change.
"It's not changing to something we weren't, it's changing back to something we were," said Mr. Strahan, who is president and chief executive of the Fort Vancouver National Trust, which helps manage the site.
Little or no formal documentation is required for name changes here, and people will often adopt a name for a few months or years before changing to something else that is more appealing, or more current.
A rose by many names Beauty and the beasts Beyond bling The clamour for glamour Marques for millennials Experience counts Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsWhat qualifies as an experience people are prepared to pay for is also changing, to something more elaborate, more private and sometimes even stripped almost bare of conventional comforts.
It's about changing to something new.
This sounds odd (the "proved" part); I suggest changing to something along the lines of "Thus, the drep-2C-Term antibody demonstrated specificity in both western blots and immune staining.
"My plan has always been to build a building that fits in with the historic architecture of the neighborhood," Mr. Touhey said, adding that his plans were changing to build something more like a hotel than a condominium building.
"It sends a signal of, are we panicking or are we changing to try to get something going?" Edwards said Sunday night.
So go for a small market today where something is changing to make it a big market tomorrow.
Everything about it makes me fret, from getting changed at a bench in the changing rooms to something as simple as not knowing if the lockers take 50p pieces or pound coins.
If you are using a laptop, or your keyboard does not have a number pad, be sure to press E.S.C and change the key bindings by finding "move secondary selector up" and changing it to something with the up arrow.
