Sentence examples for that changeover from inspiring English sources

Vending machines in other city buildings selling non-Snapple products will eventually be replaced, but contractual obligations may limit how quickly that changeover can take place.

Part of my job is to prepare for that changeover.

It was after that changeover when the Swedes began acting like cyclists.

That changeover has caused a stir among readers and some former staff members.

He laughed at the contradiction of the claim, made less than a week after he stumbled around the grass on Wimbledon's Court 18, "punch drunk, to the point where I really wasn't aware of my surroundings, where the only thing that kept me going was trying to get to that changeover to sit down".

Along with that changeover came a dramatic rise in the service sector notably in finance, education, and health that made the state and its core service centre, Boston, the birthplace of the new national economy of the latter half of the 20th and beginning of the 21st centuries.

The campaign for the return of serve-volley tennis seemed to have succeeded too well: the games were going by so fast that changeovers came round before the players had time to work up a fresh sweat.

(Recent desserts at Jean Georges suggested that the changeover isn't seamless there, either).

Many Italians sincerely believe that the changeover from the lira to the euro triggered a burst of inflation that cut living standards and eroded competitiveness.

In flexible automation, the variety of products is sufficiently limited so that the changeover of the equipment can be done very quickly and automatically.

During his travels from village to village, he said, he had encountered some suspicion that the changeover to the euro would be accompanied by fraud.