Sentence examples for for changing the face from inspiring English sources

True, Edison has long been revered for changing the face of modern civilization.

For changing the face of a team, though, there are the Twins.

"Sheila Dikshit is known for changing the face of Delhi through her development work and enjoys immense goodwill among the people," said Professor Haq.

Sir Colin Stansfield Smith, who has died aged 80 after suffering a stroke, was responsible for changing the face of local authority architecture in Britain.

As director of the Sherlock Holmes Museum, I must assert that the credit for changing the face of Upper Baker Street belongs to the museum.

Among other Italian restaurateurs, "there was some resentment against Tony for getting so much of the credit for changing the face of Italian cuisine in America," Mr. Lape added, "but Tony deserved it".

"For one, it will generate some competition," Mr. Berry said, "and it also brings in new operators that have a history of changing the face of resorts for the better".

LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP "A Time for Hope: Changing the Face of AIDS in Africa," photography.

However, the man largely responsible for changing the architectural face of Britain was William Kent (1685-1748), a Yorkshireman who, after 10 years of studying in Rome, returned inspired by the Classical architecture of Vitruvius and the 16th-century Venetian, Andrea Palladio.

Although, thanks to a determined minority in the Senate, there is a record number of judicial seats that remain empty, the most recent additions to the federal bench are remarkable not only for their excellence and qualifications, but also for how they are changing the face of the judiciary.

One thing is for certain, though, they are changing the face of TV for the fresher, and we are here to bear witness.