Sentence examples for how it switched from inspiring English sources

I thought what was brilliant about this speech was how it switched so quickly between expressions of a universal longing and the usual Hannah myopia.

Using just the Alt key, see for yourself how it switches between the above Task Bar and your internet browser's current page.

"It's funny how it's switched," says Dr. Larry Ponemon, founder of the Ponemon Institute, a Michigan-based information management organization.

An impression that was compounded by the lack of clarity about how exactly Samsung's voice-recognition feature worked — in terms of when and how it is switched into 'listening' mode (so when it's sending your spoken words to the cloud for other companies to process).

The transistor material's mobility determines how much current it can carry and how fast it switches.

The balance between these three parameters determines not only whether the system excludes the N2 inducer, but also how fast it re-activates N2 uptake/metabolism once N1 is used up—how fast it switches from N1 usage to N2 usage.

How is it switching gears between Lord Grantham and Ian Fletcher? A. Same performance, just different outfits.

At one of Madame Verdurin's salons, the adored young violinist Morel attempts to play Debussy's "Fêtes" and, after forgetting how it goes, switches to Meyerbeer.

"It's how I switch people's minds on to something.

"One of my favorite moments in our singers' world was when Linda Ronstadt was asked how it felt to switch from pop to Mimi in 'La Bohème.' And she stepped right up and said, 'I may have made a mistake.' "So it was a thrill and a shock to get through this big scene with so much ease.

"All I knew about telly was how you switched it on.