Sentence examples for procession of changes from inspiring English sources

One allows a steady procession of changes, each announced in turn, discussed, weighed for its merits, perhaps discussed in parliament, eventually accepted and implemented with care and precision.

But in the year since the weather forecasts first turned ominous, sending workers scrambling for sandbags and plywood that would in too many cases prove no match for the storm, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has been forced to adapt in ways few could have predicted, setting off a procession of management changes, unexpected system failures, and, at times, fiscal uncertainty.

It's best to start with the house antipasti, a seemingly endless procession of small plates that change depending on what Antonio has brought in.

One of his first assignments at the P.C.N. & R. was to cover what was supposed to have been a routine candidates' forum, which went awry; the mayor didn't show up, and the venue was twice changed, prompting a procession of candidates and villagers up and down Main Street before settling into a church parish house.

Time passes in Feldman's music like it does in real life: as a procession of repeated patterns and rituals that slowly change.

After nearly 21/2 seasons of such racing, the series returned to Montreal for what amounted to nearly a procession of the old style, but where nothing had been changed to the rubber of the Pirelli tires.

The point was not so much to change anyone's mind, but simply to enjoy the extraordinary procession of candidates through town.

Though the design includes a classical procession of outdoor and indoor spaces, these elements are emphatically warped, as if to say that the meaning of history changes with the passing of time.

The domino-effect procession of events?

A procession of similar roles followed.

As a procession of generalissimos and I.M.F.