Sentence examples for ever-changing times from inspiring English sources

As with the fictional protagonist, Mrs. Clinton has similarly demonstrated that she is a survivor who knows how to navigate through some very complicated situations, during ever-changing times.

How will the show's central Madison Avenue advertising executive, Jon Hamm's Don Draper, last seen placed on leave from the advertising agency he once helped run, cope with the ever-changing times?

The overwhelming feeling plucked from Bloodstock, about metal's longevity and indestructibility through ever-changing times, seems to be because the scene is bigger than just the music.

We had family dinner almost every night by eating at ever-changing times and eeking out whatever overlap existed in five people's schedules.

Empathy, in other words, is what can make an old, entitled white king somehow a mirror for men, women, even teenagers, of many classes and races through ever-changing times and places".

Mr. Bacharach's songs, with their tricky, ever-changing time signatures and chromatic harmonies, are musically so rich that we tend to skim over the lyrics to savor the music better.

They're all about moments in an individual's time -- an ever-passing, ever-shifting, ever-changing time.

They do this so they may have a variety of symbols to choose from, symbols which they can identify and relate with from the perspective of their own, ever-changing time, place and personal level of unfolding.

Toto broke up earlier this year (believe it or not, they lasted that long), and Lukather is currently touring to promote his new solo album, "Ever Changing Times".

ROMEO and Juliet, poor dears, have been modernized, musicalized and otherwise molded for our ever changing times, not to mention relocated, most recently to Florida.

"Ever Changing Times" - Aretha Franklin Thanks @dreamheart.