Sentence examples for the whole changing from inspiring English sources

The smell in the next shop, Stradivarius, was overpowering – it filled the whole changing area.

The smell in the next shop, Stradivarius, was overpowering it filled the whole changing area.

Cardiff manager Russell Slade: "The whole changing room is very disappointed because we got a terrific result last week, trained really well but were below par today.

Two things: if she really doesn't care what people think about her personal habits (as she showed last week with the whole changing-her-smelly shirt-in-busy-office-office deal), why did she wait until they'd gone?

Experts also say that to be successful, programs need to focus on the family as a whole, changing what everybody eats and how much time they are all active, not sitting in front of a computer screen or television.

That evening, he played the whole gig, changing his blood-soaked gauze dressing between sets.

That means reshuffling the whole team, changing tactics and dumping some of the youngsters he had drafted in.

A single melodic line snakes through the whole opera, changing register and assuming a variety of guises and hues.

And then you see the whole country changing – it was so nice to see what sport can do to you.

Can a serious injury to one child unsettle the whole family, changing behavior patterns in a way that puts all the children at increased risk?

The possibility also exists, of course, of the whole scheme changing for the worse (if Republicans come back to power in either Congress or the White House, for instance).