Sentence examples for former changing from inspiring English sources

(Oh, that second bottle of wine!) As unlikely a setting for a terrific restaurant as a former changing pavilion is a municipal pool.

In fact, some of the city's best restaurants can be found at its beaches, from historic Bondi to upscale Balmoral, ranging from former changing rooms converted into elegant dining spaces to informal street cafes where you can rub shoulders with Nicole Kidman or Hugh Jackman before going for a swim in the roiling surf.

With increasing age, the amount of vascularisation and woven bone decreases, with the former changing from a plexiform to laminar organisation in the middle and outer cortex, whereas the amount of lamellar or parallel-fibred bone within the fibrolamellar matrix increases.

The former changing rooms were used by soldiers for donating blood and other preparations for battle.

A former changing room doesn't sound like the most promising spot to open an upscale restaurant, but the 1930s building that houses the Bathers' Pavilion at Balmoral Beach (4 The Esplanade; 61-2-9969-5050) is a gorgexampleample of Australian Art Deco architecture now converted into an airy, coolly elegant dining space.

The former is changing how you view the medium, the latter is actually changing the medium.

From the exceptions we conclude that the coupling between compartments gVV plays an important role for regulating the burst frequency and burst duration, presumably indirectly affecting the former by changing the latter.

In the former view, changing a student's epistemology appears to be a daunting task; instructors need to either accommodate their students' beliefs or completely transform or replace them.

The former and latter changing of feed molar ratio results in the change of the size and the composition, respectively.

Mr Garcia said the former premier "kept changing the subject and talking about Syria" and told him: "I think you should be more concerned about Syria".

The Acceptable Ads Platform lets publishers reach the former group without changing anything about how they're reaching the latter," he said.