Sentence examples for made a change of from inspiring English sources

One day later, Jackson made a change of his own.

England made a change of their own, bringing on Sara Bayman at wing defence.

So in his fifth collection, Mr. Rousteing made a change of pace, although the clothes still shouted loudly of money and what the designer took as a lowered skirt hem might be anyone else's mini.

The club's fifth defeat in a row has made a change of manager far more likely in the summer, but the owners are unwilling to make change for change's sake, especially as there is a lack of viable alternatives.

The Dreikaiserbund (Three Emperors' League) of 1873, by which Franz Joseph and the German and Russian emperors agreed to work together for peace, gave expression to that policy and made a change of the status quo in the Balkans dependent on German consent.

The United States and South Korea, meanwhile, have made a change of their own: putting a new focus on offering talks after weeks of meeting North Korean provocations with harsh warnings that included deploying nuclear-capable stealth bombers on a practice run over South Korea.

Changing the units that he used, you would have to make a change of coordinates of this form.

"Those people who are following Colombia know that we have to make a change of policy".

"People won't say, 'This is not what you were saying a few months ago.' It makes a change of policy, a bit of U-turn, easier".

This makes a change of college application even more challenging, as one requirement for admission is completion of the prescribed engineering curriculum.

An unforeseen safety issue in a clinical trial, for example, could make a change of the preplanned number of interim analyses and their sample sizes appropriate.