Sentence examples for the day changing from inspiring English sources

It sounds trite but fatherhood seems to suit him, even if when I ask how he spends large tracts of the day – changing nappies or smoking spliff and playing Call of Duty (seemingly the subject of one of the new songs on his album) – he simply says: "It's a kind of slightly Peter Pan existence that I lead.

It's good to play on different instruments during the day, changing them every hour or so, which I do when at the Cleveland Institute.

I have changed my whole life in 1 day, changing the place of the store is nothing compared" [G.K. (pseudonym) interview by the author, 2013].

Kate cleaned the apartment&got rid of Peter's things that day, changing the message on the answering machine.

Otta scarves can be worn by men and women alike, and I personally loved the idea of wearing one as a men's pocket square, each day changing the colors according to the fold.

In the Georgetown bars and Southeast D.C. dance clubs, thousands of Chandras come and go, often blurring into one another, looking for love in the wrong places and getting up early for yet another exhausting day changing the world.

"[But] I don't see the date of Australia Day changing any time soon, and I don't propose changing it.

I don't see the date of Australia Day changing any time soon, and I don't propose changing it," she said in a statement.

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The BBC's Juliana Liu, in Hong Kong, says that many families and parents with young children were in the streets on Wednesday, changing the atmosphere dramatically compared to Sunday, when police fired tear gas and pepper spray at the crowds.

An online store can, for example, program different HA levels according to the chronogram of an announced promotion (e.g. Black Friday), changing the robustness of the system in respect to its calendar, clients demand, and allocated budget.