The phrase "seasons changing" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to refer to the natural transitioning of seasons that takes place during the year. For example, you could say, "I always look forward to the changing of the seasons in the spring and fall."
So I started thinking about the myth again: It's about loss and grief, but in a larger sense it's about the seasons changing, and time passing.
He wanted seasons changing, that sense of the academic year, and he was absolutely right, so in came the conkers and the early frost.
'When you work here for a while, you begin to notice the seasons changing,' he tells me.
It's a pretty glorious time to wander through your neighborhood farmers market, what with the seasons changing and the holidays approaching.
In the real world hospital admissions are not quickly staged over by the seasons changing outside a window, or time lapsed by a fade to black -- they linger, and are mind-numbingly monotonous.
If you love taking pictures, take a picture every day pre- or post-run in the same spot and you will have an amazing photo journal of the seasons changing.
Toomer dropped 15 pounds in the off-season, changing his diet.
That change in the Super Bowl has happened while offenses have exploded during the regular season, changing the M.V.P. equation.
The Argentinian coach has revolutionised Athletic Bilbao this season, changing their style and philosophy and leading them to two finals.
He has grasped for answers all season, changing bats, seeking help from current and former hitting coaches, always changing his stance and swing.
But because Earth is also revolving around the Sun, the speed of that wind should vary from season to season, changing the detection rate -- the signal the Rome group believes it has seen.
