Example sentences of "change from the " in BNC.
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| 31 | He is actually a very good drama teacher , and because ALL drama lessons are practical they make a welcome change from the routines of writing , reading and watching videos which are the usual diet in most other subjects . |
| 32 | Under it , the only change from the existing primary voting system would be that instead of placing one ‘ X ’ against the name of a favoured candidate , the voter would put ‘ 1 ’ against his first choice , ‘ 2 ’ against his second choice , etc . |
| 33 | When the House of Commons considered the matter in 1953 , its views were affected by the fact that they were unaware of any evidence of pressure for change from the churches themselves . |
| 34 | Another important staging post in animal evolution in the seas was a change from the soft-bodied creatures to those with a hard protective exterior , as predatory species became more numerous . |
| 35 | Christmas is a time of magic and mysticism — so if you fancy a delicious healthy change from the traditional English fare , why not look to the mysteries of India for inspiration ? |
| 36 | It is a change from the Provençal Daube because the meat is kept whole . |
| 37 | We have to try out the master scoreboard , a slick computerised monster and a change from the usual ‘ Spaghetti Junction ’ , so need the audience to check the theatre 's voting system . |
| 38 | PC Barrett said : ‘ It 's a nice change from the people we usually deal with . ’ |
| 39 | ‘ As I see it , around eight teams have a chance of winning the Championship and that makes a welcome change from the two or three-horse races we have been used to , ’ he said . |
| 40 | This is a change from the discussion paper , which envisaged that the components of shareholders ' funds ( such as the share premium account ) would be allocated between equity and non-equity . |
| 41 | Finally , a possible change from the discussion paper which has not been made should also be recorded here . |
| 42 | It is not practicable , here , to refer in detail to every change from the 1987 regulations to the 1992 regulations , whether or not occasioned by the requirements of the directive . |
| 43 | The total audit fees paid by the current constituents of the FT-SE 100 Share Index in their last financial years show virtually no change from the amount paid in the previous year . |
| 44 | This makes a change from the 1989/90 accounts which contained a full page of audit qualifications . |
| 45 | Verdict : makes a change from The Bill |
| 46 | But there are times when nothing less will do — on a chilly winter 's or rainy spring day , or when the family are at home , or on weekends when everyone welcomes a change from the routine of packed lunches and wine bar grub . |
| 47 | Having spent years ensuring that mounts are cut accurately , and working with the straight lines of frames , I find straight lines just as pleasing in designs as curves , and I think an idea like this makes a pleasant change from the more popular floral compositions . |
| 48 | This may be the clearest evidence of the change from the imported gold coin acting as a primitive valuable to primitive money . |
| 49 | Staff crews frequently flew on major exercises and enjoyed the change from the routine of training flying . |
| 50 | Try too one richly decorated cone filled to over-flowing with mistletoe as a change from the inevitable ‘ bunch ’ . |
| 51 | Still it made a change from the straightforward garments . |
| 52 | We want a change from the feudal tenure we 've had over the years . |
| 53 | Overall Woburn was its usual relaxed self , providing a very welcome change from the noise and crowds of the ‘ heavy metal ’ airshows — FlyPast will doubtless be there again next year to savour the unique atmosphere of the event ! |
| 54 | But do n't expect a sudden wholesale change from the one architecture to the other , warns Parker ; a number of commercial applications are not amenable to parallelisation , and anyway IBM 's Sysplex clustering will ensure that the existing and new architectures should work together happily . |
| 55 | None the less , this was a significant change from the days of the old CEB , which ( though hedged about by precise legal requirements on matters such as pricing ) had not been subject to government limits on finance ( choosing to raise its fixed-interest capital without government guarantee ) and had ignored ministerial requests when it felt they were unjustified ( being protected against the sanction acquired by the Minister in 1947 : the power of dismissal ) . |
| 56 | You see people when you go out — it 's a change from the house . |
| 57 | Guests can visit the beautiful public park and lakeside beauty spots or the fragrant pinewoods close by , which makes an alternative change from the beach . |
| 58 | This is always a pleasant change from the continental adieu of ‘ Leave my frequency , goodbye ’ . |
| 59 | This deliciously light and quick-to-prepare dinner party menu makes a welcome change from the richer , traditional fare of the season . |
| 60 | Very severe problems will arise if there is a drastic change from the present back to methods which involved little or no use of pesticides . |