Sentence examples for places changing from inspiring English sources
The fishing industry is in places changing to less destructive methods to win accreditation.
"Broadly, I'm quite liberal about places changing over time, but some of the additions here have been rather undesirable".
But in Durban, as in many other places, changing names is proving more controversial.A proposal to rename Pretoria as Tshwane so annoyed opposition parties that it has been shelved for now.
The poems ranged across the decades, the names and places changing, the hard-won wisdom persisting — Sam Weinreb from World War II, Jim Murphy from Vietnam, Michael Embrich from Afghanistan and Iraq.
Across Europe, intelligence officials say that since American bombs began falling in Afghanistan last October, radicals who learned their skills at camps there have dispersed to their home countries and other places, changing the nature of the threat.
WASHINGTON — If the Supreme Court strikes down or otherwise guts a centerpiece of the Voting Rights Act, there will be far less scrutiny of thousands of decisions each year about redrawing district lines, moving or closing polling places, changing voting hours or imposing voter identification requirements in areas that have a history of disenfranchising minority voters, voting law experts say.
New York is such a harsh place, changing by the hour, it seems.
"Swimming all year means you see a place changing with the seasons.
A year after Sargent's second exhibition at Knoedler, the momentous 1913 Armory Show in New York took place, changing everything in the art world.
Not because equations or machines interest me, but because at the current frontiers of modern physics there are remarkable discoveries taking place, changing our view of what a human being is and how we are placed in the universe.
A period of rapid growth soon took place, changing the city from what was a rural 19th-century ferry stop on the Delaware River to a major industrial center of the early 20th century.
