Sentence examples for has swapped from from inspiring English sources

Landmark albums like Burial's eponymous debut have topped mainstream albums-of-the-year lists, club night's like Brixton's DMZ have become one of the capital's mainstays, and gradually the sound has swapped from side attraction to kicking drum'n'bass out the main arena of raves up and down the country.

Essentially, the company has swapped out characters and scenarios from the "Kim Possible" TV series with "Phineas & Ferb" features.

It is clear that he loves the Big Apple a regular Taylor Swift, the guy has swapped his country roots (Bernardi is from Adelaide) for the big smoke made famous by Carrie Bradshaw and Rudy Giuliani.

The Jets' secondary has swapped Landry brothers.

I won't be playing in red again, but Clive Woodward should lead in 2005 I would have swapped anything, apart from our World Cup win, to have won that last Lions series down under.

Mazzie and Waddingham have swapped jobs before, switching from New York to London and vice versa when they both played the Lady of the Lake in Spamalot a couple of years ago.

To make matters worse for Saunders, having swapped jobs to move from Doncaster to Molineux in January, his former club are now three points clear at the top of League One.

She was deluged by responses from racist trolls, who were doing something similar to those who've swapped out swastikas for crosses from the Book of Kells: looking to history for an unadulterated whiteness that never existed, trying to reduce the superabundance of the past to something small and convenient.

More than 2,000 refugees from Myanmar have swapped the hot and humid tropics for the frozen Great Plains.

Years ago the rag and bone man would have swapped your cast-offs for anything from a goldfish to money, today cash for clothes shops, eBay, the textile banks on virtually every recycling site across the country and the charity bags that arrive through your letter box take on this role.

By 1946, MD 170 and MD 554 had swapped numbers, with the former now the road from Severn to Odenton.