Sentence examples for off change from inspiring English sources

Such a choice to put off change, however, will merely drive us toward it.

"Both the people and Le Pouvoir are putting off change because of the risks," says Mr Benbitour.

But a block farther off, change is not talk, but imminent, in the form of the 76-story apartment building opening next year at 8 Spruce Street.

First off, change your passwords regularly especially if you bank online or store personal information on a laptop that gets toted around and can be easily stolen.Freeze your credit record.

Years passed, and I became as devoted as the next fan to Chekhov's indirection and rhythms — his ear was particularly attuned to how we let time fly while trying to stave off change.

The deal taking shape is being derided by advocates for black and Hispanic New Yorkers who say their communities are denied fair representation in the Legislature's proposed maps, and reformers who say it is unacceptable to put off change for another decade.

"That sending off changed the game.

"The sending off changes a game," he said.

Acts came on and went off, changed costumes and came back on again.

For one thing, we put off changes that we need to make as a society.

Businesses and consumers appear to be shrugging off changes in federal policy that will probably slow the still-weak economy.