Sentence examples for once changing from inspiring English sources

"I couldn't believe that it was legal for a development firm to take down so many large trees at once, changing the local environment so significantly".

Once changing from stripes to polka dots marked the changing years in a woman's wardrobe; now it's where her body parts are on her body.

THE LANDMARK By Kip Zegers Two Rivers Review ($6, paperback) From "In the Dark" Once, changing trains beneath Times Square, bodies streaming and impossible, I stopped: I wanted to see the ones I share this darkness with.

And though Howland doesn't make enough use of her colorful cast of secondary characters, she evokes the Nantucket setting vividly, from the "quaint, preserved, one of a kind" streets to the ocean, "a million different shades at once, changing with the few clouds that floated above, darkening with depth, reflecting the deep canyons and sandbar stripes below the surface".

Noonan, who saw a Mexican once, changing her life completely, says that Romney is probably not "under any illusion" that he can win the Latino vote.

Every subject participated in each condition once, changing partners between conditions.

If your video is already complete, change everyone's appearance at once by changing the color tone of your video to black and white.

Of all 541 respondents who had children less than five years of age in their household, 91.3% (n = 480) reported to have shared utensils or cups with their children at least once during their pregnancy and 69.4% (n = 366) did not wash their hands at least once after changing a diaper.

Capital is available to finance hotel deals, and buildings are once again changing hands.

Once, while changing a tire, Sheppard had the jack snap loose and strike him on the wrist, drawing blood.

But the growing popularity of smartphones and tablet computers is once again changing the way many people shop.