Sentence for change | Use change in a sentence

Sentences with change in them. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use change in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for change.

• In one moment such a change! (4)
• I give you change. (8)
• The change was marked. (10)
• Men, I say, do not change. (10)
• The change was indubitable. (4)
• Do they never change partners? (8)
• He did not notice any change. (10)
• A change came over Mrs. Baynes. (8)
• No talk will change such things. (8)
• Old Sewis not the man to change. (10)
• When had the great change begun? (10)
• Then our fortunes will soon change. (18)
• You hardly feel the change of room. (10)
• No perceptible change was displayed. (10)
• What change did Claudius Ptolemy suggest? (3)
• I could esteem You better did you change. (10)
• O change beyond report, thought, or belief! (2)
• The nature of the change was unfathomable. (10)
• Even physically there was a pleasant change. (2)
• No greater change in all England than in the Row! (8)
• Sometimes his foresight bids him change the route. (21)
• But did you ever know repentance change anybody, Cook? (8)
• The change of posture stupified him with a dizziness. (10)
• If darkness and light did not change, could we breathe? (8)
• Wilfrid was sensible of a sudden marked change in her. (10)
• In what part of the sonata did the greatest change occur? (3)
• I myself am insensible to change: I do not admit the charge. (10)
• Though not alone in working the change, he was the foremost. (10)
• Beyond the desire for change, they knew not what they wanted. (10)
• The people change their sovereigns as rapidly as a London purse. (10)
• Charles, you had much better go back and change the box for Tuesday. (4)
• When they came to converse, she was soon sensible of some mental change. (4)
• Descending on the deep green valley in Summer is like a change of climes. (10)
• And now she must have loved the man, or his title, to change her religion. (10)
• Vittoria perceived a singular change in him: he had become pale and sedate. (10)
• We will hope the lady will stick to her choice, and not seek smaller change. (10)
• So thinking, he determined to change his course of conduct, and he was happier. (10)
• People change, I find: as we increase in years we cease to be the heroes we were. (10)
• That was two years ago, and by this time he was eager for almost any kind of change. (13)
• The change does not mean that there is any ignoring of the theatre in the newspapers. (16)
• When once my affections are placed, it is not in the power of anything to change them. (4)
• The beneficial change wrought in him, made him enamoured of healthy thinking and doing. (10)
• I would not have you change your opinion of him; only that you should see how I read him. (10)
• Three years after his return to Germany an unlooked-for change took place in his fortunes. (3)
• Perhaps he may change, even tra le tre ore a le quattro: electioneering should be a lesson. (10)
• The constant change of scene incident to travel alone is a great factor in dispelling weariness. (21)
• When he went to his room to change for dinner he saw in a glass of water a large clove carnation. (8)
• Somehow it did not relieve her of the responsibility, and it did not change the nature of the case. (9)
• The new conditions would at once and automatically change the direction of his personal interests. (16)
• The only change was in the emphasis that their father added to the interrogations already uttered. (10)
• Each of these is a suggestion to his memory that brings instant response in some change of movement. (21)
• He lay there many days and nights, that were marked by no change of light; the lamp burned unwearyingly. (10)
• Marriage must change people so that unless they live to each other, their lives will be maimed and useless. (9)
• From this it would be supposed that Palestrina had shown an entire change in style, yet this was not the case. (3)
• Nothing could have been more striking than the change from her look of guttered expectancy to a sort of hard dismay. (8)
• Mr. Rhodes with his travelling bag was packed off to Copsley, to enjoy a change of scene after his run of the gauntlet. (10)
• Patrick thought he would have to rise: he half fancied himself summoned to change his religion or depart from the house. (10)
• I hesitate to call that change one that should cause us anxiety, for doubtless it conforms somehow to the law of her being. (12)
• No Paradise is lost for them Who foot by branching root and stem, And lightly with the woodland share The change of night and day. (10)
• She spoke of her farther as somewhat delicate and puny, but was sanguine in the hope of her being materially better for change of air. (4)
• The chief agent in this change was =Reinhard Keiser= (1674-1739) who, as composer and manager, brought the Hamburg opera to its highest point. (3)
• To see the expression of her eyes, the change of her complexion, the progress of her feelings, their doubt, confusion, and felicity, was enough. (4)

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