Sentence examples for planning on changing from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Bush were planning on changing direction in some way, staff changes might be useful.

Are you planning on changing your spending and borrowing behavior?

Thinking rather far out of the box for this particularly campaign, she is planning on changing her surname to "Sugarpova" to promote a lineof sweets that she launched this year.

Partly because he was successful in arguing the unconstitutionality of the pledge -- a feat all the constitutional lawyers he conferred with said was impossible -- and partly because he is quite the overachiever -- he is working on a master's degree in public health and recently passed the bar exam -- when he says he is "planning on changing family law" people might want to take him seriously.

Not too many viewers are planning on changing their jobs in a recession.

John Moss, vice chairman of the residents association, responded to the plan saying: "The developers are planning on changing all the windows, but they are owned by the flats' leaseholders".

The producer was fired from his production company, The Weinstein Company, which reportedly plans on changing its name.

This up for debate, so you should not put too much effort, time, or money into this one unless you plan on changing the color of your house already for other, unrelated reasons.

If you plan on changing your celebrations dramatically, consider making the changes in steps with each year.

I don't plan on changing it".

Ryan was aware of Namath's comments and, as expected, does not plan on changing anything.