Sentence examples for it is changing from from inspiring English sources

That said it is changing from the circular scanner on the 5T to a smaller profile oval shape for the OnePlus 6. Finally the dual lens camera can also be seen, in its new location down the central spine of the back of the OnePlus 6.

It is a collection of images captured by Earth-observing satellites that have provided invaluable information for decades about Earth and how it is changing from the vantage point of space.

It is changing from being only a research tool to being a tool for clinical diagnostics in patients with cancer, global developmental delay, mental retardation, autism, multiple congenital anomalies and dysmorphism, and is becoming a powerful tool in disease gene discovery and prenatal diagnostics.

Not only has it survived, it recently announced that it was changing from tabloid to broadsheet.

"It's changing from day to day," he said, explaining why the technical support staff did not have current information (time spent: 15 minutes).

But it's changing from this one image of a woman with a blue rinse and pearls living in the the Cotswolds to a woman like me who's 26 with turquoise hair living in the city.

"It's changing from necessity-based entrepreneurship, where poor people without options become entrepreneurs, to opportunity-based entrepreneurship, where educated, technically qualified people decide to become entrepreneurs over other professions," he said.

He stopped the board on square #17 just as it was changing from $700 and one spin.

It was changing from a world of Noel Coward at a white piano to that of a beaded rock performer with an electric guitar.

Atari's stated reason for the burial was that it was changing from Atari 2600 to Atari 5200 games, but this was later contradicted by a worker who claimed that this was not the case.

"It's such a wonderful thing – and such a historic view of the town at the point when it is changing rapidly from a little fishing village to a major resort," said Lund, who helped persuade the council to try and acquire it for the museum.