Sentence examples for crest has changed from inspiring English sources

Bayern's crest has changed several times.

The shape and design of the crest has changed numerous times since it was first produced.

He has changed the club crest from a bluebird to a dragon, the playing shirts from blue to red, replaced an experienced head of recruitment with a novice and reportedly attempted to advise Mackay on tactics mid-match.

That has changed dramatically, with Pope Francis riding the crest of a wave that has culminated in him being named Time magazine's person of the year.

Thus, because of Crest Whitestrips and the machine behind them, not just country radio has changed; country music has changed, too.

The club's crest has been changed several times in attempts to re-brand the club and modernise its image.

For years the club have changed their colours and crest – no wonder their defence cannot make up their minds – and the group discarded the motto animo et fide and included the Cheshire Wheatsheaves in the badge.

She had changed from a very thin woman not to a child but to an ungainly and ill-assorted collection of bones, with a birdlike crest, ready to die every minute with the erratic shaping of her breath.

P.& G., the maker of Tide, Pampers, Crest toothpaste and Ivory soap, thus joined the list of once-highflying global consumer-products giants like Coca-Cola and Gillette whose fortunes have changed abruptly in recent months.

The Middlesbrough crest has gone through four changes since the formation of the club.

The laurel wreath wrapped around the heraldic Cadillac crest has been removed and the crest simplified.