Sentence examples for has changed in the span from inspiring English sources
Much has changed in the span of that tap life.
Of course a lot has changed in the three year span it has taken the Volt to hit production.
The naturalist's disposition is generally toward what endures, but to have watched the environment in South Florida recently, Bergh said, is to be in awe of how much has changed "before my eyes, in the span of one human lifetime".
The speed of the clock shows how the span of a generation has changed over the millennia.
But then, everything changed in the span of a week.
None of this has changed since 1952, an increasingly immense span in an era in which political leaders and cultural icons rarely stay more than a decade at the top.
Nothing has changed," emailed Geller, in an answer that illustrates just how quickly the attention span of the most prominent players in last summer's psuedo-drama have faded.
All the stories in "News from Heaven" revisit Bakerton, spanning about half a century as they show how the place has changed.
"In the span of time since Sheri's death, very little has changed," he continued.
"Over the time span there have been different athletes in the team, different coaches in charge and even Wembley stadium has changed".
