Sentence examples for have some changes from inspiring English sources
The New Yorker, March 28 , 1931 P. 13Anecdote about a Garden City lady who bought tickets for her club and then called the manager to have some changes made in the play for that night.
Under the agreement, its drivers would still be classified as independent contractors, but will have some changes to working conditions that include allowing them to solicit tips, and not being able to terminate a driver without notice.
Members of the House are likely to have some changes to their routine next year, based on a calendar released Wednesday by Representative Eric Cantor, the soon-to-be House majority leader.
"People have been messing with the lady for twenty-five yeaboutbouthisis and that, so I decided we've definitely got to have some changes," he said, noting that, of the four songs, it is the most complicated and nuanced, just like her campaign.
By Charles Cooke and James Thurber The New Yorker, March 28 , 1931 P. 13Anecdote about a Garden City lady who bought tickets for her club and then called the manager to have some changes made in the play for that night.
We also have some changes in existing staff.
Have some change for lunch," says Sandoval.
"Do you have some change?" she asked.
Maybe I did have some change for the stinky homeless.
12. Always have some change in your pocket for tips.
