Sentence examples for wanted to make changes from inspiring English sources

"He seemed he really wanted to make changes in his community to make it better".

And even if you wanted to make changes, do you have enough time between now and the Olympics?

"I think he did that because he wanted to make changes to the mansion, and he knew he was going to have trouble from the preservationists".

"It also means that whenever we've needed to or wanted to make changes, you feel the lads you bring in are in good enough condition.

Mr. Silver kept saying he wanted to make changes in the governor's proposal, including financing prekindergarten classes and blocking the governor from delaying a student scholarship program.

The Longs had wanted to make changes to their 1920 Dutch colonial since they bought it 20 years ago, Ms. Long said.

"They all promise change, but the one who really wanted to make change was Mel Zelaya," Ms. Matute, 28, said.

A. You do want to make changes.

They do want to make changes.

There are so many reasons why people don't want to make changes.

Stirling has said he does not want to make changes simply to make changes.