Sentence examples for recent changing from inspiring English sources

James Wood's "How Fiction Works" is as good a primer on engaging with literary fiction as one could want; Zadie Smith's recent "Changing My Mind" and similar collections of essays and reviews by Cynthia Ozick and Daniel Mendelsohn offer the opportunity to listen in while a great reader goes about the task.

He was an essential force in the relatively recent changing of our attitudes to sex, and especially to same-sex relationships.

In an interview, Captain Abu Shamla said that the men who were killed had been on shift duty there for 18 days, and that there had been no recent changing of the guard.

Will there be much wailing and gnashing of teeth if local commercial radio dies out, as predicted by industry analyst Claire Enders at the Guardian's recent Changing Media Summit?

And as I mentioned in a previous column, during a recent changing of the guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace, the band performed a medley of Stevie Wonder songs.

Sprinkle a little bit of Ke$ha, the song's co-writer, on the chorus, and you've got a three-headed diva Hydra that sums up the recent changing of the femme pop guard from airbrushed and perfect to (relatively) weird and chaotic.

In recent decades, changing corporate norms have allowed C.E.O.

Sweden's migrant population has soared in recent decades, changing one of the most ethnically homogeneous populations in Europe.

Because option grants have become so huge in recent years, changing the way companies account for them could put big pressure on earnings.

The N.F.L. has altered its approach to concussions in recent years, changing rules to help limit them and revamping how concussions are handled when they occur.

THE mountain town of Maaloula, north of Damascus, has been fought over intensely in recent days, changing hands at least three times.