Sentence examples for switch means from inspiring English sources
In the back division a rotational switch means the scrum-half Neil de Kock starts instead of Richard Wigglesworth.
The switch means fundamental differences in responsibilities for players and in the overall appearance of play, if all goes according to plan.
The switch means Testaverde will have to wait to hear how Baltimore fans react to the quarterback the Ravens released in 1998.
If a transistor is a switch, throwing the switch means applying a charge to the transistor's "gate". In a conventional transistor, the gate sits on top of the "channel," through which the charge carriers flow.
The switch means the national goalkeeping coach, Maik Taylor – officially retired and whose last game was in September 2012 for Millwall – has been parachuted into the squad as back-up behind Trevor Carson of Cheltenham Town.
Flicking that billion switch means admitting to advertisers that engagement isn't everything and that getting millions of people to passively watch Twitter's content is itself still a pretty powerful marketing tool, but it should find Facebook has done a lot to prepare this trail.
But what will the switch mean for consumers?
The switch meant that Dodgers right fielder Andre Ethier, who had a 30-game hitting streak, would not face a pitcher he has usually pounded.
But they said the switch meant that some of the linguists, intelligence analysts and other experts on the 1,400-member 1,400-memberGroup were now reportIraq Survey GroupGen. Keith Dayton, a top official of the Defense Intelligence Agency wereheads the survey group.
That switch meant four of the five biggest issuers of option adjustable-rate mortgages, a particularly virulent form of mortgage loan that a former O.T.S. head, John Reich, had praised in speeches, were under O.T.S. supervision.
The council decided to insource that service in 2014, but the switch meant designing a business from the bottom up – organising a supply chain, buying and managing vans, and stocking up on repair tools.
