Sentence examples for door has changed from inspiring English sources

But the civil war next door has changed the dynamic.

DURING its rewrites of passage, from play with music to musical to "a bluesical tale of rhythm and the blues," Keith Glover's "Thunder Knocking at the Door" has changed casts, directors and, it follows, concepts.

In the eighty-four yearsincece SML first opened its doors, however, much has changed.

See, one of the first things we heard walking in the door was that RIM has changed with Heins at the top.

Nothing has changed; the door is still open, people still wonder in.

Confiscate all camera phones at the door, or accept that the world has changed and that you need to think a little more carefully about what you say if you're uncomfortable with being criticised?

A lot has changed, but the doors haven't caught many breaks.

Much has changed since the Fuller Brush salesman went door-to-door.

In Vietnam, the political and socio-economic environment has changed considerably since 1986, when open-door policies and market mechanisms were introduced.

Even the way the clothes are first unveiled has changed since Preen first opened its doors.

Na Strelnice has changed little since communists manned the police station next door.