Sentence examples for match has changed from inspiring English sources

South Africa have scored 22 from the last three overs; the mood of the match has changed yet again.

After all the build-up, all the stories about what to expect when these old adversaries renewed hostilities, the truth is their first encounter in the top division was so orderly, bar some customary yapping from Bellamy, as to be a reminder that the culture of the derby match has changed.

The complexion of the match had changed dramatically.

England trailed by 28, but the mood of the match had changed with Gough and DeFreitas's assault.

Monday, as she stepped up to serve at 4-all, her resiliency and ability to adapt to how the match had changed were about to be tested.

Rules for the matches have changed only slightly over the years.

But five weeks and 64 football matches have changed many people's perception of South Africa, which is why Jacob Zuma's government pledged itself to spend around £3.5bn on stadiums and transport infrastructure and allowed Fifa to walk away from the tournament as the biggest winners of all, with an estimated £2.5bn in tax-free profit.

Choked and unable to speak at the end of the match, that impression has changed now - possibly forever.

Psychometric scores were generated from the WCST, the primary score being the number of perseverative errors made before the subject realizes that the matching-criterion rule has changed.

Most long-running TV programmes undergo huge changes of appearance and tone because of shifts in technology and the subject they cover: the 51-year-old Match of the Day has changed channel, structure and approach over the years.

Family-oriented marketing campaigns have kept Wembley crowds high for England matches, but the experience has changed.