Sentence examples for switch to something else from inspiring English sources

Must I switch to something else? (I'd rather have begonias).

If it becomes unattractive to them they'll simply switch to something else".

The longer that this went on, the more difficult it would be to switch to something else".

Told of the recent lead findings, Ms. Kempner sighed — "It's still not good enough" — and wondered if she would have to switch to something else.

I've learned to switch to something else every six weeks or so, to lose the buildup, but I always come back for more.

True, it can be frustrating to be deep in the midst of one of Ms. Atkinson's plot threads, only to have her abandon it and switch to something else.

Belichick and Crennel are credited with creating a scheme that confuses offenses by showing one defense before the snap, then quickly switching to something else.

Gloria Mark, of the University of California, Irvine, has shown that workers typically attend to a task for about three minutes before switching to something else (usually an electronic communication) and that it takes about 20 minutes to return to the previous task.

One of the most powerful reasons that defaults are effective is they serve as reference points for other options, making people more likely to focus on the advantages of the default and the disadvantages of switching to something else.

"We did the best we could under the circumstances," Mr. Clinton said in a recent interview, "but there was minimal interest, the economy was growing like crazy, there was no inflation and oil was cheap". By 1994, the price of crude oil bottomed out at less than $16 a barrel, making it impossible to save money by switching to something else.

Some people love the Gmail interface so much that they don't even think about switching to something else.