Sentence examples for spectacular change from inspiring English sources

Even Richard III is being given some talismanic credit for the spectacular change of fortune.

Victoria, the second-most populous state, has undergone the most spectacular change, thanks to Jeff Kennett, its state premier.

The Act of Killing may have lost out on this year's Oscar for best documentary, but it has instigated a spectacular change within Indonesian society.

If scientists are correct, Austria might see the most spectacular change; its snowline will rise a startling 300 metres by 2050.

It's something humans add on to instinct, perhaps because of remarkable examples like the patience of spiders, the elaborate rituals of bees or the spectacular change of caterpillars into butterflies.

In the third week of July, new outbreaks of violence, probably fomented by Salvestro, brought spectacular change: the appointment of a ruling committee (balìa) composed of a few patricians, a predominating number of small masters, and 32 representatives of the ciompi.

The most spectacular changes that follow fertilization occur at the egg surface.

Without question, economics is the discipline in which the most spectacular changes of this kind have taken place.

Mr. Rideau made it impossible for her to realize her own "spectacular changes" because he murdered her in cold blood.

But in relatively quiet places, where sediments accumulate at slow rates, less spectacular changes also occur in response to changes in pressure and temperature conditions.

A HISTORY OF NEW YORK By Francois Weil Translated by Jody Gladding Columbia University Press ($64.50, hardcover; $22.95, paperback) Corporate America's expansion meant spectacular changes in the Manhattan landscape.