Sentence examples for transitioning from the from inspiring English sources

"When transitioning, from the public perspective, it's mostly about the clothes," Fae explains.

There is a proud tradition in California of actors transitioning from the screen to the statehouse.

This means that transitioning from the informal sector into the formal economy is relatively rare.

I started reading his stuff at aged 11, after transitioning from the more YA Point Horror and Christopher Pike books.

"I've done a really good job of transitioning from the hard to the clay and improving physically and recovering well from match to match".

Like pornography before it, gambling is shedding its stigma, transitioning from the black market to Wall Street, from a back-room vice to ubiquitous "content".

The hardest part of being a newlywed is transitioning from the blissful bubble of your wedding to the cold, hard realisation that life must return to normal.

We were transitioning from the Nintendo DS, which was the best-selling piece of hardware of all time, to the Nintendo 3DS.

When transitioning from the grid to battery power, computer manufacturers and repair professionals suggest pulling out the power cord by the end piece, not by the line.

When I ask about the difficulties of transitioning from the subsidised sector to the commercial one, he demands a redefinition of terms.

Saying goodbye to Mr Percival, or at least acknowledging he won't be around forever, becomes a metaphor for Mike growing up and transitioning from the simple wonder of childhood to a world of greys and complications.