Sentence examples for was to switch from from inspiring English sources

This alacrity is not uncommon in television, and neither was Lurie's response, which was to switch from pursued to pursuer.

To see them performing chamber music for what felt like three thousand close friends in the Royal Festival Hall, including their fellow musicians in the orchestra who looked on with fondness and awe, was to switch from public to private.

I even commiserated with her about how difficult it was to switch from that hierarchical world to being head of a college (I knew because my brother became master of Corpus, Cambridge, after retirement, and John Maud had made the same switch).

Two of the Via Alpina trails — the Red and the Purple — go through the park, and my plan was to switch from one to the other at a junction above the Soča Valley, then circle under the summit of Triglav to the mountain hut of Koča na Doliču.

The Chilean approach was to switch from PAYG schemes to mandatory funded-DC savings accounts, which meant that the contributions that had formerly financed pensioners of the time were diverted into the workers' saving accounts, with general taxes having to pay for current pensions.

The second change was to switch from a largely Indian-based strategy, with the bulk of operations located in-country and the main focus on Indian markets, to a much more international approach.

Kimi Raikkonen is to switch from Formula One to the World Rally Championship for next season.

IN a sense, the plan is to switch from bites to bytes, from cookies (edible) to cookies (electronic).

The fastest way to improve fuel efficiency is to switch from gasoline to diesel engines, as Volkswagen is starting to do in China.

The second is the transitionary bit: the only serious way in the next 15-20 years to bear down on coal is to switch from coal to gas.

The three prove their point by showing that, the more fighting there was in any particular region, the likelier its farmers were to switch from wheat to opium.