Sentence examples for difference from the last from inspiring English sources

Snow! Coming at 10 55 a.m., some 12 hours before the first actual flakes were forecast to fall, the timing was literally a night-and-day difference from the last snow day, on March 2, 2009, when the city decided to close schools at the bleary hour of 5 40 a.m., leaving parents little time to make child-care arrangements.

The world's two biggest emitters, China and the US, are both supportive of a deal in Paris – a key difference from the last big climate summit in 2009, when China was seen by many as a wrecker.

That was a difference from the last two Tests.

Mr. McCain, remarking on the difference from the last time he ran for president, suggested that the front-loaded primary day was not a good development.

He noted one difference from the last bubble: taxpayers, rather than banks, are now directly at risk in these new mortgages.

NEGOTIATING The big difference from the last voluntary disclosure program is that this one is levying penalties on all assets kept abroad, not just financial assets.

The difference from the this year's conference and last year's was plainly clear.

The result is a marked difference from the 2008 campaign, when Obama beat Republican Senator John McCain.

There was one other major difference from the 1994 penalty shot: This time, Bure scored.

The repertory for this three-week London season was finely tuned so that there was plenty of splash and enough difference from the 2004 and 2006 seasons here, said Lilian Hochhauser, the British impresario who booked the company for London.

Like deferring and career-hopping, it is a stay against the burden of active commitment and, according to the Henigs, this trap of choice is a marked difference from the past.