Sentence examples for strange change from inspiring English sources

Living in the darkness, with various sleep difficulties, I have observed and documented changes in my own and fellow crew members' day-night cycles over the past eight months, and I have noticed a strange change in my perception in the passing of time.

But of the new brotherhood that grew presently among men, of the saving of laws and books and machines, of the strange change that had come over Iceland and Greenland the shores of Baffin's Bay, so that the sailors there presently found them green and gracious, and could scarce believe their eyes, this story does not tell.

And 7 p.m. local Mars time every night, there's a strange change in the slope of the barometric pressure curve, says Banfield.

For me, "Answer Me" is a very good song that achieves greatness after the opening verses when, upon the strange change from major to minor, the distraught protagonist sings, "If you're happier without me, I'll try not to care".

It's probably a strange change, but it is exciting". Sigoloff, who earned $957,265 in salary and bonuses last year, admits the internal pressures are "from me, and, unfortunately, I am a perfectionist". Sigoloff appears to be creating the kind of atmosphere in which he thrives: complex, high energy, goal oriented and frenetic.

This, too, is full of abrupt incidents and strange changes of heart, hard lurches from sour farce to solid treacle.

Any strange changes in blood values could mean a rider used the banned blood-booster EPO or underwent a forbidden blood transfusion.

"Even the songs that sound really simple, like 'Magic Mountain' " — a hymn about aging, with some killer falsetto — "they've got some really strange changes in them.

When a thin layer of gold anneals on top of a silicon wafer coated with native silicon oxide, randomly distributed pools of eutectic alloy quickly form – and then go through a rapid series of strange changes, leaving behind bare silicon-dioxide circles surrounded by debris.

Prince William law enforcement officials said yesterday that Mr. Muhammad's former wife, Mildred, had told them that she noticed strange changes in his behavior after he returned from the war, and she told investigators that he had said that after the grenade incident, fellow soldiers tied him down and would not allow him to reach for his gas mask during a suspected chemical attack.

But Belgium-based journalist Hermine Van Bayvren from VRT - Flanders public broadcasting, says supporters hope they will not be any strange changes for their club.