Sentence examples for has switched between from inspiring English sources

Through the Holocene the area has switched between incisional and aggradational regimes.

The seat has switched between the Liberal and Labor parties for the past 18 years, and Tuesday marks the first time a Green candidate has won the seat.

Romney's campaign has switched between claiming that Bain created 100,000 jobs and "thousands" of jobs, leaving reporters to wonder which is the official line from the campaign.

Since the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations and throughout the qualifiers, Lamouchi has switched between two formations, sometimes deploying a 4-4-2, more often using a 4-3-3 so as to field as many of his talented forwards as possible.

In pre-season the manager has switched between that shape and an attacking 4-3-3 dexploit theexploit the speed of the fit-again Aluko and the centre-forward Yannick Sagbo, the Ivorian international who looks a useful acquisition at under £2m from Evian.

The two sides traded early tries and the lead has switched between the home side and the Warriors several times.

Over the years, staff members have switched between the two.

They may have switched between patrilocality and matrilocality, depending on local resource needs, he said.

The reason: all three states have switched between caucuses and primaries.

He could have switched between groups for his Vanguard shows, so that there were never more than three people onstage.

Over the years, Française des Jeux have switched between blue and white, sometimes, as last year, within the same season.