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61. He says it makes a change from the blood and gore on television.

62. The palm-tree groves and pedestrian walkways represent a welcome change from the mostly treeless parking lots elsewhere in the valley.

63. The colour change from green to yellow suggested that the key may lie in chlorophyll, the compound responsible for photosynthesis.

64. It was absolutely delicious and a welcome change from the meat Marcus had been giving me lately.

65. The men, finding it a pleasant change from the years of military building, worked quickly.

66. The horse would instantly change from placid and tractable to anxious and difficult!

67. The language within the marks also provides a nice change from the narrative voice and gives your readers an interesting third-person perspective.

68. The motives influencing a particular individual may change from time to time, and their relative importance may also vary, depending on the situation.

69. The change from adversity to prosperity, according to Aristotle, fails to produce the proper tragic effect.

70. All overheads are fixed and are not expected to change from the present cost of f2,000 per month.

71. Previous research concentrated on the removal of nitrate that was observed when groundwater conditions change from aerobic to anaerobic.

72. It made a change from Georg and his old van.

73. It certainly makes a refreshing change from reams of text menus.

74. Meanwhile, there was scarce evidence of inflation as producer prices showed no change from November to December.

75. This makes a change from the 1989/90 accounts which contained a full page of audit qualifications.

76. Why that change from symmetrical expansion to uneven ejection took place is a mystery, Bond said.

77. The single amino acid change from the rat sequence is indicated in the parenthesis.

78. Rather it is usual to claim objective virtues for the existing system which would be lost by a change from it.

79. Living in Iowa is certainly a big change from Florida.

80. They repay your interest and capital together, in monthly instalments which change from time to time, as our interest rates change. Sentencedict.com

81. Giant leaps into the unknown are dangerous and therefore wiser counsel may preach limited change from the existing position. 3.

82. We then had a bowl of fruit salad, and there was change from the price of a glass of beer.

83. French people were asked how they felt about the change from the franc to the Euro.

84. It made a welcome change from household chores and got her into contact with customers which provided a little gossip.

85. Hanes and Sparta managers and supervisors had been trying to force change from the outside.

86. There is then a qualitative change from earlier socio-cultural relations, even within the earlier market phases.

87. The transition from unsustainable to sustainable resource use involves a change from exploitation to careful management.

88. If you do want a change from the Papillon restaurants, a host of first-class eateries are nearby.

89. All of the capacities could have evolved independently, but then obtained further impetus for change from the gradual emergence of language.

90. As a change from mashed or baked potatoes, prepare scalloped potatoes.