Sentence examples for uniforms changed from inspiring English sources

Further, they say, the Obama camp is no more justified in its belief that this campaign is like a rerun — with the uniforms changed — of 2004, when a marginally popular Republican president won re-election, than it would be to believe that 2012 is a reprise of 1980, when an incumbent president was thrown out for nonperformance.

At this point, their uniforms changed from being a symbol of smartness to a cause of vulnerability to abductions by the rebels.

Ocho Cinco, who wears No. 85 on his uniform, changed his name just before the season.

Townspeople say that Baath Party members were meeting in a school before the bombing began, but that once the offensive started those in uniform changed to street clothes and slipped back into the civilian population.

What are the main ways in which uniforms have changed over the decades?

Would it help if the Devils moved to Madison Square Garden, wore blue uniforms and changed their nickname?

Uniforms were changed, the seating arrangement in the locker room altered, weight machines discarded, the practice schedule overhauled.

The Iraqi security forces are still weak and unreliable some police in Mosul shed their uniforms and changed sides when the rebels attacked them.

"Today, everyone can afford to fly: you don't have to be Miss World to become a crew member, and uniforms have changed too.

The "battle dress" style woolen air force blue uniform was changed to a CF rifle green safari style uniform.

When becoming a light infantry regiment in 1803, the uniform accordingly changed.