Sentence examples for may change around from inspiring English sources

The world — and its villains — may change around him, but McClane remains, in the words of his latest nemesis, "a Timex watch in a digital age".

We may get stuck in our ways, even though the world may change around us.

And though the world may change around them, Respect in Los Angeles is a constant, like a force of nature that bends and sways but never breaks.

Think about it next year you'll change around and you may not have them.

Although not a focus of this study, the widespread mobilization and discussions around HIV within the homes and community may change the norms around HIV testing and impact on HIV stigma, discrimination and access to services.

Ask yourself creative and deep questions about the world and consider "what ifs" to help you see how changing your perspectives may change you and the world around you.[7].

In addition, computer simulations suggest that stars may change their orbits around the galactic center significantly, therefore challenging at least part of the view that some areas of the galaxy are necessarily more life-supporting than others.

The location of the body of each individual relative to the origin is indicated by a vector p. The orientation of the body is given by its forward direction, e x, its sideward direction, e y, and its upward direction, e z, which may change by rotating around these three principal axes, e x, e y and e z (roll, pitch and yaw) (Fig.  S2).

Experts say the information may change the way doctors around the world treat cardiac arrest, which has had dismal survival rates.

Because its street is not a main thoroughfare, and because it faces a small park, it feels a bit more like an outpost than the bustling Drake Hotel, another hip destination on Queen Street West, but this may change as the area around the Thompson fills out; a skating rink is planned for the park.

Trees growing close to buildings in urban landscapes may change the soil moisture around foundations, producing shrinkage and swelling.