Sentence examples for which was changing from inspiring English sources

She said Kotzias was "taking his own position which was changing in the days".

We see the city itself, which was changing throughout Shinn's long career.

Some of those structures had already begun to rise around Queens, which was changing in an eye-blink from a sleepy semisuburb to a cradle of modern architecture.

But then the penalties signalled by referee Jonathan Kaplan's arm, which was changing direction as wantonly as the flags on the roof of Murrayfield, started to favour England.

There is already a Syria premium built into the price of Brent crude, which was changing hands at just under $120 a barrel in London last week.

All the while, he was racing against the tide, which was changing, and wrestling with the worry about whether or not he should simply call the race off and start again on Sunday.

Intended outcomes related to two categories of change: immediate relief of symptoms which were changing from day to day; and, for the longer term, enabling coping.

He went on to note that it can be hard to keep up with Facebook's changes to their Platform, some of which are changing again later today.

Climate change, land reclamation and dam construction, which are changing substrate and hydrological conditions around Yangtze River estuary, will consequently affect the biogeographic pattern of intertidal species.

UBM, which makes 95% of its profits outside the UK, is particularly interested in the changes to the so-called controlled foreign companies regime, which is changing the way companies are taxed on profits they make overseas.

The shares, which were changing hands at 630p less than a year ago, closed 1.75p down at 397p.