Similar words: bring in, coming in, change, exchange, engineering, changeable, unchangeable, in exchange for. Meaning: ['tʃeɪndʒɪŋ] 
adj. marked by continuous change or effective action.
adj. marked by continuous change or effective action. 
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151 The one certainty left in a changing world is death.
152 The first step in changing a car tire is to loosen the wheel.
153 The idea was to modernize various aspects of the house without changing its essential character.
154 They went into politics in the hope of changing society.
155 The wind is changing round, so the storm won't last long.
156 You can make out a case for changing our teaching methods.
157 As you probably know, I'm going to be changing jobs soon.
158 He hypoed his jeep's power by changing a bigger engine.
159 She managed to dodge all the difficult questions by changing the subjects.
160 His eccentricity now extends to never washing or changing his clothes.
161 To remain competitive the company has to be able to adapt to the changing marketplace.
162 Would you mind changing places with me so that I can be nearer the fire?
163 Isn't it rather late to start changing all the arrangements?
164 British weather can never be relied on - it's always changing.
165 You don't need to go into the changing rooms - just slip the jacket on over your sweater.
166 The President hasn't been forceful enough in changing the judicial system.
167 Recent research adds weight to the theory that the climate is changing.
168 What spurred them on was alchemy,[Sentencedict.com] the'science " of changing ordinary metals into gold.
169 You can only take three articles/items of clothing into the changing room.
170 The question of changing the club's rules was mooted at the last meeting.
171 The vote is a hopeful sign that attitudes in the church are changing.
172 Parts of the administration may be changing but others have been obdurate defenders of the status quo.
173 Would you mind changing places with me so I can sit next to my friend?
174 The maid was changing the sheets when we got back to our room.
175 For months the company has resisted changing its accounts system.
176 The changing colour of the leaves on the trees is a signal that it will soon be autumn.
177 Fate has a way of changing the best of plans.
178 The most conspicuous way in which the old politics is changing is in the growing use of referendums.
179 The old law could sentence a woman to an unbearable marriage for life,[www.Sentencedict.com] but this is now all changing.
180 It is hard to keep up with the changing allegiances between the various political parties.
More similar words: bring in, coming in, change, exchange, engineering, changeable, unchangeable, in exchange for, discharging, engine, engineer, intangible, hang up, hang on, chance, channel, by chance, merchant, mechanic, mechanism, trenchant, mechanical, jogging, take a chance, managing, emerging, debugging, encouraging, at the beginning, at the beginning of.