Sentence examples for long change from inspiring English sources
The thinking is that the long change from the bench would result in more scoring chances.
They overestimate their abilities and underestimate how long change takes, she says, so they expect immediate results.
The decision to provide aid is the latest step in a long change by Mr. Harper's Conservative government.
But how long change takes: we thought equal pay and sex discrimination was sorted once acts were passed in the seventies.
Essentially, this would mean everyone would get a bit more tired (thanks to the long change), and perhaps force a goal quicker.
This proposal has going for it the fact that more scoring takes place in the second period, which also has the long change, than the other two.
A now relaxed Mr. Long, changed out of his coveralls, could be overheard in conversation with a young woman.
"You have no sovereignty where we gather," Mr Barlow wrote.The lofty discourse on "cyberspace" has long changed.
Finally, we confirm that pre-weaning experience can lead to life long changes in the learning ability of mice.
The year-long change has meant a million passengers switching ports, leaving some businesses struggling.
Astronomers suspect some of the nitrogen frost coating the moon's frigid surface has vaporized, thanks to a decades-long change of "seasons" on Triton as Neptune orbits the sun.
