Sentence examples for switched everyone from inspiring English sources

When Gourmet folded, Condé Nast switched everyone over to BA, then they changed the format completely, trying to appeal to a younger demographic.

It's the surest way to switch everyone off.

We figure out in a couple of days which is more effective and then switch everyone to that.

5) After outrage over non-chronological timelines, Twitter will switch everyone's timelines to chronological, starting in 2006, to see how much they like it.

Every player has to think about yesterday's game and take things on board, it's not up to the coach or one player to say something that switches everyone else on".

*Labour lead drops by five points *FT: Big election gain for Tories *Times: Tory poll surge rattles Labour as battle begins *Indy: Labour lead falls away as Blair announces poll date POSTAL VOTING 'HOPELESSLY INSECURE' There would appear to be one sure way for Labour to win the election: switch everyone to postal voting and steal it.

You can't switch everyone in a company to Google Apps just because you think it has better search for your e-mail.

He then reiterated that they were still growing, and revealed that part of the agreement was "not to suddenly switch everyone from one button to another".

Taking a slower "We're switching everyone eventually, so you might as well do it now" approach might have gone over better than "Your familiar chat interface will be destroyed in two weeks whether you like it or not".

Are you switching everyone from Mac to PC? It's okay to make changes – but don't do it out of compromise; do it only if you're persuaded on the merits of the new approach.

"And just because they have a column, they [think they] can switch everyone's way of thinking.... Well, what we really need is a coal-free and nuclear-free future, because the sun's energy is so abundant, and we've not even started to tap it in sensible ways.