Sentence examples for eventful change from inspiring English sources

There is plenty of room, both for the echoes of eventful change to resonate as Kayama (Kevin Gudahl), the minor official who is one of the central characters, sings the haunting solo "A Bowler Hat," and for the witty and chaotic production number "Please Hello," which depicts a diplomatic invasion of Japan by a flood of smiling and threatening Western emissaries.

Musicians often lead eventful lives with changes of direction that reflect their shifting interests and their responses to the musical landscape.

I have had an enormously eventful year of changes and growth in 2013, and I have felt so incredibly supported throughout it all by family and friends, old coworkers, and the new ones who have jumped right in and made me feel at home, as if I have been here all along.

The notion that, in these eventful times, a lot can change in a year was a common refrain among fans.

Tonight, the Liberty and the Sting will face each other for the first time since that eventful Aug. 30 evening, and changes in circumstance and lineups have given the two teams a different look and feel.

They notice that after this eventful decade, Germany is about to change profoundly.

These eventful years were marked by personal changes in her life, including a marriage to the Grove Press founder Barney Rosset and the beginning of an affair with the painter Michael Goldberg.

"Wide Blue Yonder" takes place during one of those conveniently eventful summers when paths collide and lives are changed forever.

"Times have changed - it's been an eventful few days".

His eventful spell at Dean Court had already featured a change of ownership, promotion and a highest-ever finish in the league but those hardly compare with the thrill of an historic promotion.

But this happens: paintings change their appearance throughout their sometimes long and eventful lives.