Sentence examples for needing a change from inspiring English sources
Over a glass of red wine, she describes needing a change after two years of touring Cream.
If, like Mr. Young, the musician has broken a toe, given up marijuana, had trouble writing songs or otherwise begun needing a change of pace, the rock book answers prayers.
This was his first appearance since he scored two tries with a heavily strapped broken nose in the Challenge Cup final and he was in the wars again, needing a change of shirt and a bandage after bleeding profusely from the back of his head.
East's early comments — which may get further elaborated when he and Segars hold a conference call later today — seem to point to the company needing a change of tack as it moves into those newer devices to complement the work it does in mobile, and perhaps to eventually overtake it.
It was increasingly used as a rest house for sick members of the college needing a change of air.
Behavioural changes to a higher level of physical activity are challenging both to the person needing a change and to the supporting health professionals [ 36, 37].
Clearly, Marbury needed a change.
"I just needed a change".
