Sentence examples for power changing from inspiring English sources

It is a story about power changing hands and changing colour but failing, finally, to change the lives of those in whose name that power is held.

A major cocoa producer, it has had a good record of power changing hands peacefully.

The motive for his father's killing appears to have been personal, which allowed the son to be slipped into the job without political power changing hands.

With power changing hands in Thailand, the protests shifted as well, this time to the "red shirts" who support Thaksin Shinawatra, who was ousted as prime minister in a coup in 2006.

And if someone's dating a non-native, everyone jokes, 'We've got our token Pilgrim.' " For Mr. Montour, love and family have had great power, changing the man and the teacher.

A poll published in August by Research World International showed that 45% of Ugandans do not believe the electoral process can lead to power changing hands, while 32% don't believe the elections will be free and fair.

But a couple of hands certainly do take on paranormal powers, changing the lives of an odd triangle of aging Britons.

QC for the Attorney General, Jonathan Swift, told the court it was "plain as a pikestaff" that the bill exceeded the assembly's powers by changing the powers of UK ministers.

In addition, as the season and temperature changes, the output power is changing.

The two-piece ones may be more cumbersome to change, but they shouldn't require much brain power, since changing these is just like changing any other single piece of clothing.

Beyond the rated wind speed, the turbine can regulate its power by changing the rotating speed to decrease its efficiency and maintain the power output at 300 kW.