Sentence examples for would be a changing from inspiring English sources

"For British sport, it would be a changing moment for somebody to win the biggest tournament in tennis on home soil.

After all, as the man formerly known as Robert Zimmerman would say, the prices they are a-changing.

However, as an early vinyl copy of Bob Dylan I recently found in a second-hand shop would have it, "the times they are a-changing".

I knew that skydiving would be a gear changing event for me.

Within seconds I hopped in the van to begin what would be a life changing adventure in the Far East.

With this new backstory in place, Lucas decided that the series would be a trilogy, changing Empire Strikes Back from Episode II to Episode V in the next draft.

I am in a life challenging situation, but given an opportunity to study at high learning institution, I can make use of it as it would be a life changing opportunity.

A victory by Mr. Zuma would be a radical changing of the guard.

In November when ITV finally bought out the last remaining GMTV minority shareholder, Disney, and took editorial control, it was clear there would be a major changing of the guard, on and off screen.

"And that would be a lot of changing in a short amount of time".

The effect would be a bit like changing from a defined-benefit pension to a defined-contribution one.