Sentence examples for make way for change from inspiring English sources

The transformation will take many decades, but initiatives and projects that engage the public and disrupt perception now can make way for change.

And sometimes it takes a good, hard look at our history to make way for change.

That's why I hope to hand this column over to a young person and make way for the change they want to see.

The delicate position of the United States seemed as evident here as it was in places like Bahrain, where pro-American leaders are facing calls from adversaries on the street to make way for democratic change.

"All biological systems need to have genetic diversity to make way for environmental change," said Dr. Donald E. Bixby, the executive director of the American Livestock Breeds Conservancy in Pittsboro, N.C.

What has the historical association done with Marlpit Hall? A. The house was given to the association in the 1930's and was open for tours for many years, but it had been moved in 1911 to make way for a change to Kings Highway and after being open for all those years it needed repairs.

Mr Morgan, who lost one cabinet member in protest at the pact, yesterday axed two more - the local government secretary, Peter Law, and the pre-16 education secretary, Rosemary Butler - to help make way for the changes.

The television world is also evoked in Yael Pardess' set, which is outfitted with large, hangar-like doors -- such as those found on a soundstage -- that slide open to make way for scene changes.

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Countless delays, a platform change to make way for current-gen hardware and original director Tetsuya Nomura leaving the project almost a decade after it first saw the light of day all took a toll on development, among other roadblocks.

When Alice Ferraz's seat was changed to make way for a blogger at the Calvin Klein show in New York four years ago, she had a light-bulb moment.