Sentence examples for in three changes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Silver's instinctive theatrical gracefulness is still in evidence in "Three Changes," his first new play to be staged in New York since "Beautiful Child," four years ago.

The obscure has the air of the obvious in "Three Changes," the wan and sinister new play by Nicky Silver that opened on Tuesday night at Playwrights Horizons.

The difference now, Dr. Siu said, is that one in three changes occupations annually, compared with one in 10 in previous generations.

Tissues were washed in three changes of PBS and cultured on OP9 feeder for 4 days, followed by methylcellulose culture in the presence of haematopoietic growth factors.

And since it did not need rinsing in three changes of water like the farmers' market kind, it took 10 seconds from bag to pan.

Tissues were washed in three changes of PBS and cultured on an OP9 feeder layer for 4 days, followed by methylcellulose culture in the presence of haematopoietic growth factors.

To this end, Rodgers simply soaks them for a couple of hours; Munchies washes them in three changes of water, "jiggling them around a bit", then soaks them for 30 minutes; and Bon Appetit magazine rinses them until the water runs clear, then steeps them in a mixture of white vinegar and water for between 30 minutes and two hours.

Southampton manager Ronald Koeman hands debuts to defenders Steven Caulker and Cuco Martina in three changes from the first-leg 3-0 win last week.

The sections were rehydrated by placing the slides in three changes of xylene for 10 min each, then graded ethanol from 100 to 50%%, followed by water and Tris-buffered saline.

The specimens were dehydrated in ascending series of alcohol, 1 h each; cleared in terpineol for 3 days; and embedded in three changes of pure paraffin wax, 1 h each.

The inquiry resulted in three changes to police procedure, however: firstly, that anyone interrogated should be told beforehand about the possible consequences and purpose of the statement; secondly, that the statement should normally be taken at home; and thirdly, that in cases "involving matters intimately affecting [a woman's] morals" another woman should always be present for any interviews.