Sentence examples similar to usual change for from inspiring English sources

So airlines including Delta, American and United are waiving their usual change fees for passengers that need to reschedule trips out of area airports as a result of the rejiggered calendar.

As usual, change is not always good.

But few seem able to say how business as usual should change for the project accountant or nutrition technical specialist or most of the other humanitarians around the world, who do the ordinary work of the industry day-in and day-out.

Business as usual for City; plus ca change for Arsenal, although I suspect they will improve from here.

Unfortunately, Albany's politics-as-usual shenanigans are halting real change for women in New York.

Everyone laughed him off, making the usual jokes about homeless people trying to bum change for drugs.

as the ultimate team of transforming change for voters who want to end business as usual in Washington.

Typically, the usual daily change is around 5 positions, for comparison's sake.

But a new coach (Lewis) and a Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback (Palmer) did not change the usual results for the Bengals, who were 2-14 last season.

MOSCOW — U.S. Ambassador ­Michael McFaul left Russia on Wednesday, a departure that attracted far more than the usual headlines for a change in diplomats and illuminated a tumultuous period in relations between the two countries.

Clegg made it clear that tackling social mobility was so important that he would place his educational reforms above the Lib Dems' usual demand for a change in the voting system in the event of a hung parliament in which they would hold the balance of power.