Sentence examples for changeover from high-quality English sources.

• Some businesses did that and some are experiencing a relatively seamless changeover."

• “For you to attack my character is something that’s wrong,” Williams said during a changeover.

• But the preparations for “D Day” seemed to have put the country in good stead for the changeover.

• According to the national changeover plan, at least four months would be needed between that decision and the referendum itself.

• Her opposite number, US trade representative Michael Froman, is expected to leave his post during the White House changeover.

• All retraining has had to take place on working days, leading to an acute shortage of trained drivers even before the May changeover.

• The changeover from former President Donald Trump to President Joe Biden continues driving most of the movement around Washington this week.

• Helpfully, Magna is also a leader in technologies that won't be disrupted by the changeover to EVs, such as chassis, electrical components, and seats.

Use changeover in a sentence.

• This reprogramming and changeover take time to accomplish, and there is a period of nonproductive time followed by a production run for each new batch.

• According to the government's own changeover strategy, it will take 24-30 months from a yes vote in a referendum before notes and coin could be introduced.

• During this 10-day mission (October 18 to 28), Duque visited the ISS during a crew changeover, launching with Expedition 8 and returning with Expedition 7.

• Awkwardly, Ahmed Chalabi, who is one of Jordan's least favourite people, is the Iraq Governing Council's current president (though the monthly changeover is due).

• Wim Duisenberg, president of the European Central Bank, dismissed calls to release some notes early to ease the changeover, preferring a “big bang” on January 1st 2002.

• The parties have tried to mollify concerns about control by telling Trump administration officials that the changeover would happen eventually, said a person with knowledge of the talks.

• The negotiations over the budget and the debt ceiling were getting serious, and, according to Martel, the White House was concerned about a big changeover in staff at the Treasury Department.

• In the 1970s, when Spain’s industrial leaders should have been reorganizing, the country was preoccupied with the highly involved political changeover from Franco’s totalitarian regime to a modern democracy.

changeover sentence examples

• When the next changeover came, with Osaka leading, 4-3, Williams, still visibly distraught over what she perceived as unfair treatment, told Ramos that he had stolen a point from her and called him “a thief.”

• The depiction of this changeover from Argentine Pochettino’s agile handling of the team to Mourinho’s surprising stint actually lacks some of the detail that was reported by publications at the time, as well as the drama with which it was received.

• But Roglic hit trouble at the changeover from super-fast specialist time-trial bikes to a more conventional road machine before the climb, struggling to clip into his pedals, wobbling when being pushed away and never seeming to find his typical rhythm.

• Those inside the team say that after the nadir of nadirs at the 2015 world championships – when the team turned on each other in Beijing after bungling their final changeover – they had help from British Athletics’ lead performance psychologist, Jen Savage, who has spent the last few years turning strife into harmony.