Sentence examples for with a changeover from inspiring English sources
But typically with a changeover of government, you also get a new secretary of state," he said, referring to the addition of Mr. Brock after Mr. McKinley was hired to direct.
You could even have three days each with a changeover day in the middle, but for me that's not the best because there is too much time when you are not working together.
Taylor, Lincoln and Foster [ 77] reported that children with ADHD switch more between concurrent VI schedules, and thus produce shorter visits, than non-ADHD controls, as long as switching between schedules is not penalized with a changeover delay.
Svetlana Kuznetsova snipped off part of her braid with scissors during a changeover before going on to beat defending champion Agnieszka Radwanska, 7-5, 1-6, 7-5, Mondat athehe season-ending WTA Finals in Singapore.
Murray exchanged angry words with Rosol after the pair bumped into each other at a changeover, with Murray later describing it as "just silly".
With Ferrer barking at himself and swiping at a water bottle with his racket on a changeover, Almagro would serve twice more for the match and falter in the fourth set: at 5-4 and 6-5.
An era is on the cusp of a changeover, with the attention shifting from Federer to the defending Open champion Rafael Nadal and to Novak Djokovic, the clear favorite this year, who is in the midst of the most remarkable season since Federer compiled a 92-5 record in 2006.
Murray was annoyed by Berdych's complaints about the balls, while the Czech appeared to exchange words with the Scot at a changeover.
Finally, by an act of Parliament in 1963, all the English weights and measures were redefined in terms of the metric system, with a national changeover beginning two years later.
The program ended in early 2009 with a complete changeover to the new oils.
Such entries may signify on a CV, but they are minor incidents in a painting life compared with studio developments, such as a changeover from oil on board to acrylic on canvas.
