Sentence examples for format changes in from inspiring English sources

MATCH POINTS The Fed Cup will undergo a series of format changes in 2001, including extending the finals from four to eight teams.

The Bill has been through a number of format changes in its 26-year history, switching from 60-minute episodes to half-hour instalments and then back again.

This more strategic position will allow Stuart to focus on ensuring the success of the future Guardian and Observer format changes in the advertising community.

The new show, to be broadcast at 8 30 p.m. Fridays, will replace "Need to Know," a news magazine that went through numerous anchors and format changes in its three years on the air.

"Furthermore, our format change in London will allow us to develop a near-national brand aimed at an older demographic.

A course change form must be submitted in CourseLeaf CIM, with the format changed in the "Type of Instruction" field.

"With any format change in music – CD and iTunes included – there's a lot of confusion around how these different models work, and quite often some serious scepticism.

"With any format change in music – CD and iTunes included – there's a lot of confusion around how these different models work, and quite often some serious scepticism.

Programming growth from this acquisition and the recently acquired Century stations, coupled with expected growth from smooth fm following the format change in London, will support the continued expansion of GMG Radio's scale in the UK commercial radio market.

Those that broadcast any news at all generally just take wire-service reports and read them on the air, as the Morey stations did before eliminating news entirely in a format change in September.

While other comedies have made the switch from single to multicam in the past ("Happy Days" and "Newhart" being the best known examples), it's practically unheard of for a show to attempt such a major format change in the middle of the current season.