Sentence examples for format changes to from inspiring English sources

And those slight format changes to freshen things up!

But now, increasingly, it's also old enough for these format changes to mean something's lost in the changeover.

After the conventions, of course, the format changes to "The Newlywed Game," that perspicacious test of compatibility.

Last year we made some format changes to the programme which evolved throughout the championships based on feedback from our audience.

The idea that you just have to make bad cheap stuff and sell it cheaply because the format changes, to me, is crazy.

After receiving a decline in ratings following the live auditions in 2012, The Voice has made some format changes to this year's series, including the introduction of "steals"- where coaches can take another's act.

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.

Then, on October 11th, there was the format change, to which many of the paper's most vocal readers, a significant number of whom had been comparing the paper favorably every morning with the national edition of the New York Times, reacted negatively.

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.