Sentence examples for historic changing from inspiring English sources

"It would be pretty historic changing the name," he said.

Similar scenes were repeated at bases and outposts across the disputed areas of the north and in the K1 base west of Kirkuk, which was also in the midst of a historic changing of the guard.

"This is a historic step changing the nature of tobacco in society forever," said Clifford E. Douglas, the director of the University of Michigan Tobacco Research Network, which has extensively studied the health effects of smoking and was one of many groups that have long pushed for tobacco regulation.

-- A look at key parts of a historic bill changing the way Medicare pays doctors.

"The most historic change this administration has made is changing the conversation around legal immigration," Sarah Pierce, a policy analyst for the Migration Policy Institute, told me.

For the Lairds, the trick is adapting their historic product to changing tastes and times.

As Soviet society breaks apart, with apocalyptic consequences for those caught in the crossfire, these fragments become greater than the sum of their parts, building the powerful sense of a rapidly changing historic era through a series of interconnected glimpses.

In Smithtown, the Village of the Branch has preserved 10 of its 300-year-old houses at the northeastern end of its main street by establishing the area as a historic district and changing its residential zoning to include professional use.

It was a hugely exciting year, with a historic election, a changing media landscape, and a ridiculous amount of fascinating characters.

However, more importantly, they've taken the historic step of changing the Senate rules -- in this case, a super-majoritarian vote requirement -- by a simple majority vote.

Exposure to light is usually thought to play an important role in changing historic silk's chemical and physical properties as well as its aesthetics.