Sentence examples for going through a change from inspiring English sources
The 50-year-old Tigers boss focused instead on playing matters, adding: "You'll have witnessed a training session (this morning) that was worthy of a changing room that's going through a change in its life, which is obviously the resignation of the chairman.
"It's not easy going through a change the way that we've been through this late in the season," running back Ray Rice said.
Google is currently going through a change of design ethos across most of its products, but many of them are cluttered and certainly not simple in design, Gmail being a prime example.
"I've been going through a change," sings Ehrlich in his disarming high register, like Kurt Wagner of Lambchop after being kicked in the cojones, capturing the stunned disquiet of those first moments of readjustment after – to quote the great Chicago bluesmen Hall & Oates – She's Gone.
Turkey is going through a change of policy in the energy sector, adopting a policy of privatisation.
How we create and measure value is going through a change that has not been seen in over 600 years—since the emergence of the first systematic nationalized currencies.
Volume is higher on all price points in our sales department, but in addition to that, the likelihood of a deal actually going through has changed a lot.
"In adolescence, children's bodies go through a change, and their eyes go through a change as well," said MEREDITH TILP, vice president of Childsight.
Although Ms. Duoos's mother, an immigrant, has moved back to Finland, her 19-year-old daughter, Emilia, has gone through a change in the other direction.
