Sentence examples for the time changed from inspiring English sources

None of these gestures, all heralded as potential "game changers" at the time, changed much.

Eventually, Mr. Rich did get the time changed to 6 p.m., though it took a while for this to sink in with longtime employees.

And so the Sol Express, "in a sign of confidence in the government", according to a New York Times article at the time, changed destination.

But a ruling last week from the Unites States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, in Manhattan, which received virtually no mention in the news media at the time, changed that.

At the University of London, he was on his way to becoming an industrial lawyer when a seminar with Sir Arnold Plant, a well-known economist of the time, changed his focus again, this time for good.

On that day, about 55,000 contracts to sell Bear's stock at $30 — less than half its value at the time — changed hands, each with an expiration date of March 20.

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The Times changed its mind between editions.

And then, as they do, the times changed back.

LAST fall The Times changed the way it publishes listings of performances and cultural events.

Fazlullah's selection, as one Pakistani official told the Times, "changes the whole equation".