Sentence examples for format changed to from inspiring English sources
The format changed to two groups of five in 1989, with everyone getting points that year.
He was present with the Rams when the format changed to match the losers in a new first round of the playoffs.
When you wear make-up and nail polish for the first time". The 1970 booklet informs the reader that "Someday, when you fall in love and marry, you will want to have children". By 1972, the format changed to three friends writing letters to one another about the challenges of growing up, including menstruation.
LONDON — No team has won successive European Cups since the format changed to the 32-club Champions League back in 1992, but Bayern Munich has laid down a marker that it has the athletic power, the tactical flexibility and, above all else, the willpower to change that.
In 1998 the broadcast format changed to two, one hour episodes each week.
In 1988 the format changed to year round broadcast with two thirty-minute episodes per week.
In addition, in order to avoid having the program erroneously recognize months of the year as someone's name, all months that were written in text format were changed to number format (ie. June 1, 2007 was changed to 06/01/2007).
As a result of these interviews, one item from each proposed subscale was discarded and the statement format was changed to a question format.
But now, increasingly, it's also old enough for these format changes to mean something's lost in the changeover.
Last year we made some format changes to the programme which evolved throughout the championships based on feedback from our audience.
