Sentence examples for small changing from inspiring English sources

The locker room is so small, changing is a tangle of elbows, though there are Malin & Goetz products in the showers.

Because many yoga studios offer only small changing stalls that often come with long waits, Mr. Burgasser prefers to find pairs of pants he feels comfortable wearing on the street.

Beyond pasta, Locanda offers a small, changing selection of main courses like tender braised pork ribs ($14), with roasted potatoes, or excellent braised lamb ($16), baked in a small round bread.

He will also be responsible for the "Projects" shows, a series of small, changing exhibitions of work by contemporary artists organized by the staffs of the Modern's six curatorial departments.

It's in the small, changing, irrational cartoon characters that offer a familiar glimpse into the viewer's reality.

Inside, a small, changing menu is served under 50-foot ceilings with brass fixtures and a 70-foot-long bar.

The gallery serves as a prelude to the rest of the center, which includes two smaller changing exhibitions: currently, one is about other genocides of the last century; the other displays artworks by Samuel Bak.

Donations of papers and artifacts have added to the 75,000-object collection here, and the museum's ambitions have grown; its central displays are supplemented with smaller, changing shows; tributes to industry pioneers; and educational programs.

Because the annual percentage changes denoted by lower case letters are small, the changing area, a plus changing carbon density, d' nearly equals changing mass q = a+d' (see Materials and Methods section).

What are the income and labor implications for small farmers changing from extensive to semi-intensive livestock systems?

Mustafa Barrie, 65, helps his friend run a small money changing business under a brightly coloured umbrella on a roadside in Monrovia.