• Pretty much everything has to change shape.
• For instance, a banana may change colour from being green to being yellow.
• After centuries of wondering, men can finally work out if their partner really is 'fine' or not thanks to a new dress that changes colour depending on a woman's mood.

Synonyms

• The light changed and traffic moved my way.
• Emma went from pale to bright red, looking much like a traffic light changing.
• He replied only with a nod, and finally that traffic light changed to green.

• The moon is forever changing, and none knows why it is so mysterious.
• By this time it was nine days since the moon had changed.
• Mercifully, the moon has changed, which always gives me the strength to crawl out of my funk and count my blessings.

• During that intervening period, the couple moved about constantly, changing residences and jobs.
• Crucially, the account would be portable, moving if workers changed jobs.
• I broke my leg, my wife had a baby, I've moved house and changed job.

Synonyms

• There are dozens of different lines, with passengers changing from one train to another at many stations along the way who do not want to wait too long for their connections.
• But, how about changing to another Waterloo train at Clapham Junction and getting off at Vauxhall?
• Travellers changing from train to bus at Southend Victoria rail station could soon have a better idea of when their bus will arrive.

• She quickly changed her tee shirt for a bulky sweatshirt.
• I changed the cement for polyester cement in several places.

• She put him on his change table and changed his outrageously dirty diaper with a fresh new one.
• In terms of child care, having no sense of smell has an up side and a down side. The good thing is that changing dirty nappies is so much less unpleasant.
• Specialist officers also changed the locks and pulled up the floorboards of the couple's house where Joanne was last seen alive.

• I went into the washroom to clean up, and a lady was there changing her baby.
• A disposable nappy is a fast solution when you need to change your child in the back of the car.
• The baby must be changed more frequently with cloth so she stays cleaner and drier.

• We slide past a row of fencing, Jake changing to second gear in the side of my vision, and the path bends a few metres in.
• Son changed into a different gear and swooping on the leader right on the line gained a neck victory in 18.03.
• More schools in Wiltshire are changing into a higher gear on the information superhighway.

• Not knowing what else to do, she went to buy a ticket to Paris, but realised she had to change all of her money.
• Foreign currency can be changed at banks and cambios, and at many hotels.
• If you try to change dollars for pesos, people look at you like you're crazy.

• He changed into his riding clothes and went downstairs to the stables to go for a nice long ride through the country.
• She also suggests changing into a fresh pair of socks when yours become sweaty.
• She took a quick shower, drying herself off and changing into a fresh new outfit.

• The change of venue was only notified on polling cards, which were issued last week.
• I work all day, so cannot pick up the email to notify me of the change of venue.
• People are asked to please take note of the temporary change of venue for the meeting.

Synonyms

• What major changes or modifications have you made to the engine for this new game?
• These changes will result in alterations at executive level.
• For a few people the changes have demanded significant alterations in their working lives.

Synonyms

• What a refreshing change it is to experience a service person that does not detest his or her job.
• It makes an interesting change for this House to be focusing its attention on standards.
• It's just a bad idea for the neck hair to be black, and it was an interesting change, I liked my wig.

• There was a carrier bag to his side which held a change of underwear and a shirt and a pair of jeans.
• After they had bathed and put on a change of clean clothes, there was a knock at the door.
• Then it occurs to me that I might need a change of underwear after this flight.

• In marketing products for postmenopausal women, he had interviews set up with doctors as well as women themselves about the change of life.
• Stress management in the form of daily deep breathing, yoga or prayer can also work wonders as our bodies gear up for the change of life.

• You also have the largest amount of money in coins without being able to make change for a dollar.
• Two guys, thuglike if you will, stood waiting with a ten dollar in hand requesting change.
• The looks of horror I elicited from people at the bus stop as I attempted to ask them if they had any change for a two pound coin was striking.

• The chances of finding the Thai Millennium coins in your change are very small.
• I slid a dollar and a dime into the machine and received a nickel and a penny in change.
• Consumers should also in turn not accept the old cash as change - unless they want to make a trip to the bank.