Sentence examples for village changes from inspiring English sources

Kathleen Spadaro, owner of Spadaro Ltd. in Mamaroneck, said, "The inventory of homes in the village changes from ranches and small colonials built in the early 1900's that need work to newer homes on the average of 2,500-square 2,500-square".

He said the village changed "virtually overnight".

In 1881 the village changed its name to Torrington.

Last month, the village changed the zoning from public use to residential use with specific guidelines for the parcels' development.

My sense of the village changed with the light: it was a haven, a prison, a haven again.

As the Village changed, becoming home to more middle-class families, by many accounts St . Vincents failed to change with it.

The atmosphere in the Super Bowl Village changed, slightly, at 3 p.m. Suddenly, tents and kiosks full of attractions sprung to life.

Acting in March at Sandy Hollow's request, the village changed the zoning for the property from industrial to housing for the elderly.

Next day XXX Corps in the west, pushed south to Tilly-sur-Seulles but then encountered the and the village changed hands several times.

Earlier this year, for some reason known only to its accountants and its real-estate brokers, Seafood Village changed its name to Seafood Palace, at least in English.

The village changed little in either character or structure after the end of World War II, though in 1965 plans were drawn for the further development of Durham Road which drew criticism from residents.