Sentence examples for side for change from inspiring English sources

What could you do as a Christian service to mankind to be on God's side for change in service for the least of God's children--or for the greater good.

Get to the train station an hour before departure, just to be on the safe side for changes, etc. Find out where the bike needs to be taken for baggage loading or whether you can keep it with you (unlikely in most trains); be sure it is well labeled and secured.

The national team offered both the chance to be on the same side for a change.

But the gamblers here say they have politics on their side for a change: the state needs the money.

Even the Ruskies are up for it, and Germany has the chance to be on the winning side for a change.

"We'll be on your side for a change," Mr. Gore declared in 1992 as he vowed that the new administration would fight to stop a toxic-waste incinerator from operating only five blocks from the local elementary school.

It was hard not to be cheered by his victory, which struck a blow for the regular folks, writes Brian Murphy on Yahoo.com, and Clarke seemed to have even fate aligned on his side for a change, writes Robert Lusetich on Foxsports.com.com

We had Lady Luck on our side for a change, but we deserved it because we battled hard.

"There was always a great atmosphere here when I played and I'm looking forward to having the fans on my side for a change.

Talk with the girls, flirt a little bit (if you want to, and all in clean fun,) text smiley faces and hearts, just embrace your girly side for a change.

With political leaders in place who have the right instincts, with the economic advantages plain to see, and with people on both sides readier for change, there is now a real chance to make the island one again.