Sentence examples for that will change from from inspiring English sources

This will put an icon in your Taskbar that will change from green to yellow to red as your system eats up its resources.

After having been closed off and on since 1998 for a $10 million renovation, the Washington Monument is scheduled to reopen later this month or in March (the date has not been set) with improved security prompted by the bombings of American embassies in Africa in 1998 and an elevator with doors with windows that will change from opaque to clear for better views of the interior.

COPD is a worldwide leading and still increasing cause of chronic morbidity and mortality that will change from the sixth to the third most common cause of death worldwide by 2020, whilst rising from fourth to third in terms of morbidity [ 174].

"From 2004, the main thing that will change, apart from the increase in production, is that we will start turning enough profit to finance our future products," Mr. Greco said.

In the meantime, coaches are adjusting to a rule change that will change tactics from kickoff to final whistle.

Not some self-imposed, impossible to keep, overloaded list of things I don't want to do -- but rather one or two things I want to implement in my life that will change me from the inside out and will naturally affect my behavior for the better all the way around.

"It's driving a paradigm shift that will change the Web from theirs to ours to yours".

When the play opens, in 1809, Sidley Park, the demesne of the worldly Lady Croom (Margaret Colin), is undergoing a relandscaping that will change its look from classical to Gothic.

Easier, tastier and less messy methods that will change how you consume everything from sushi to apples.

But that will change as the project moves from conception to delivery.

That will change Oath's goodwill value from $4.8 billion to $0.2 billion in the fourth quarter.