Sentence examples for switches from a from inspiring English sources

A cover of John Grant's Queen of Denmark switches from a lullaby to an anguished, guitar-bashing roar.

Letissier's voice switches from a buttery, seductive alto to a floating falsetto that is both bright and full of air.

Before one's disbelieving eyes, the same actor switches from a diabolical villain with a wooden leg to the dithery mistress of the manor.

Details of the dispute offer a glimpse into the machinery and growing pains of a presidential campaign as it switches from a primary to a general-election footing.

Over the course of the first few episodes, the show switches from a catalog of lighthearted indulgence to something like a countdown to bayou bankruptcy.

Mr. Havilio, who narrates the English version (there are English subtitles when the subject on screen speaks Hebrew or French), often switches from a historical narrative about his homeland to home movies, largely of his wife and his daughters.

Facing someone as sharp and experienced as Adams will not be Walsh's only fresh challenge: for the finals the venue switches from a hall at the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre here to the 11,000-seater Hydro.

There are variations on the theme — an interlude when the music switches from a muted electronic hum to Jimi Hendrix, and the dancers jog in place and jump up and down energetically.

The entire story plays out on the computer screen of the protagonist, a high-school senior named Noah, who frenetically switches from a porn site to Facebook to Skype to iTunes to Chatroulette.

But there is also a long-term cycle called the Pacific Decadal Oscillation (PDO), which switches from a warm (or positive) phase to a cool (negative) one every 20 or 30 years.

It is one of his first switches from a primarily horizontal format to a square canvas; and it eliminates from the composition almost everything that is not the surface of the pond itself.