Sentence examples for to swap from from inspiring English sources

So it could be a bad time to swap from one horse to another.

From the cloud of gossip swirling round the second Sex and the City film ("Apparently, it's almost as bad as the first one!" "No! But that's impossible... .), comes this raindrop: thanks to fiendish efforts (cheque books?) on the part of the Hewlett-Packard marketing department, Carrie may be about to swap from a Mac to a PC.

You have to get permission to swap from a manager and when they say no, that is when it is really frustrating … "It's stressful and it's disappointing, to be honest, because often Cineworld don't seem to understand that a lot of people are relying on this money to live.

Or, stated otherwise, we want to answer the questions: when (where) to swap from applying FR1 to applying FR3, and how does the intersection point progress as a function of the shadowing standard deviation σdB?

The product is a sort of Bluetooth speaker on steroids with lots of functionality built-in and the ability to swap from an Alexa-only device to a quick and easy way to interact with your phone without touching it.

The panel also allows you to swap from eraser to palette as your alternate, and to turn off the "tap to notes" feature, which lets you tap the pencil to your screen to instantly launch the Notes app.

Audiences have huge inertia when it comes to swapping from existing patterns to new ways of doing things; it takes years for significant changes to bite.

The results of the main-memory algorithm with the notebook (4 Gb RAM machine) are not reported since on this task the main memory implementation of the algorithm fails, due to disk trashing, by which processor time is mainly used to continuously swap from main memory and the virtual memory on disk.

"Everyone comes back to the chalet to swap stories from the slopes," said Nancy Mcdonnell, one of our group.

On the base of each item there's a switch allowing players to swap functionality from Skylander to Amiibo.

Friends got together in cracked buildings with no power for Sunday lunch with not-so-cold chardonnay, to swap stories from the front.