Sentence examples for changing uniforms from inspiring English sources

Oregon was emerging as a national program but still had not started changing uniforms more often than Gisele Bündchen changes outfits.

So for all his home runs, for all his kisses to the Wrigley Field fans, Sammy Sosa might be changing uniforms.

The seasonally changing uniforms are styled to complement a seasonally changing photo-mural of a forest that occupies the restaurant's rear wall.

After constantly changing uniforms, the Owls wear uniforms that resemble those that Temple wore — and often won in — under Coach Wayne Hardin from 1970 to 1982.

Hopefully the iPads will make perfect accessories for B.A.'s ever changing uniforms.

Simple techniques such as changing uniforms and repainting vehicles for winter have been in use since the Second World War.

In response, schools across the country as disparate as Allens Croft, a state primary in Kings Heath, Birmingham, and the co-educational independent school Brighton College are attempting to accommodate this new gender fluidity by changing uniform policy, getting rid of the distinctions between boys' and girls' uniforms, and allowing pupils to make gender-neutral choices.

Also a coach needs approval from the admininstration on color changers, so there's no controversy on who made the decision on changing uniform colors.

He explains the technical stuff clearly, with nice, homey analogies: the difference between antigen drift and antigen shift, for instance, is presented in terms of football players changing their uniforms.

Throughout their career, Slipknot have developed their image; changing their uniforms and each member's mask accordingly with the release of each album.

Note that even in a pure collision dynamics the phenomena distinguish a body in uniform rectilinear motion over time, from one that undergoes collisions changing its uniform rectilinear motion over time: the laws will hold in the frame of the former, but not in the frame of the latter.