Sentence examples for would change key for from inspiring English sources
Over to Tennant (in a 1996 BBC Radio 1 documentary) to shed some light: "We were always fascinated about the way Stock Aitken Waterman would change key for choruses.
All those operations would change the server behaviour or system behaviour during the key generation.
Also, it is unlikely that large efforts for refining the model would have changed the key finding that the potential savings from same-day discharge are much higher than those from a reduced number of complications.
Key players I was hoping that keeper Loris Karius would be key for us.
Our respondents' views may not have embraced perspectives beyond their own roles, for example those from antenatal screening or primary care, though, this would be unlikely to change the key messages and issues for debate raised here.
Climate Change Minister Greg Barker told BBC News that the data gathered from the Energy House experiments would be "absolutely key" for the scheme.
The same shapes are the same in each key, so I can modulate my chords around at will and change keys at will for a jazzier sound.
Cameron wanted politicians in Brussels to agree to change several key things, having originally vowed that he would campaign himself for Britain to leave the union if he did not get suitable concessions.
If I had the keys to a DeLorean, I wouldn't change a thing.
The calculus for investments would immediately change.
