Sentence examples for switch it over from inspiring English sources
When you're gaming late at night, you don't need every key proclaiming its existence in bright blue, so you switch it over to just WASD lighting and your left hand knows exactly where to go.
Every time you complain, switch it over to the other wrist.
— MICHAEL D. SHEAR Michele Bachmann, asked about Social Security and Medicare, said, "We know President Obama stole over $500 billion out of Medicare to switch it over to Obamacare".
— MICHAEL COOPER with KITTY BENNETT Bachmann and Medicare Michele Bachmann, asked about Social Security and Medicare, said, "We know President Obama stole over $500 billion out of Medicare to switch it over to Obamacare".
In 2000, when the administrator of the plant tried to switch it over from burning coal to natural gas to cut that pollution, senators from coal-producing states ganged up to stop him.
Everyone in the room seemed a bit busy, understandably, so I didn't feel I could ask anyone to switch it over – meaning her son was born to the sound of In the Air Tonight by Phil Collins.
They've shaved off about 40% of the weight, bringing it down to just over 2000 lbs, lowered it to have only 2.4″ of clearance, and of course switched it over to rear wheel drive.
With the update, the video stretches much further across the screen, putting the content front-and-center, while the community section – the cesspool known as the YouTube comments section (which Google tried to sanitize last year by switching it over to Google+) – is now a bit of further scroll down.
Although his institute originally started out as a Taekwondo school, two years ago Bey switched it over to a Mixed Martial Arts format, which features a variety of traditions.
When I was in high school, I was called Apple Trees and Tangerines, and instead of starting a brand new band, I switched it over to the name Power.
Those days when your mum left her phone's caps lock on because she didn't really understand or care that you could switch it off are over, friends.
