Sentence examples for is change a from inspiring English sources

And all you have to do is change a light bulb.

Q. Simple question: why on earth do you always use "reform" when what is properly meant is "change". A reform is by definition a change for the better (see the Oxford American Dictionary).

What the technology does is change a voice signal into data -- resembling the form used to deliver e-mail messages, digital music and Web pages -- that can be sent across a variety of networks, including cable and telephone lines, satellite and even electric utility wires.

All you can usually do is change a complete module, like the motherboard or hard-drive, at a cost of several hundred dollars provided, of course, you have the necessary equipment to detect the fault or "error code" in the first place.Perhaps carmakers should make a "base" model that has no fancy electronic parts and is, like an old Land Rover, bush serviceable.

We have no way of verifying if this actually works as our Google TV units are still in the mail, but according to GadgetWhore.org, all you need to do is change a value in the Google TV backend.

"I think what we're trying to do is change a culture," he said.

I think it's changed a lot.

Yes, well, he's changed a lot.

That rule was changed a while back.

I think that's changed a lot".

"He's changed a lot of things.