Examples of using A change of in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
It's time for a change of management.
Have you grown fond of the kid and had a change of heart?
We are dealing here with something different than just a change of tonal quality.
But such prayers and such belief do not necessarily signal a change of heart.
There's been a change of plans. Thank you.
We are none of us strong enough for a change of cast.
Jesus! I have got a change of clothes! Goddammit!
I told them we would spend the night Brought a change of clothes.
I don't even have a change of clothes.
But it is enough for a bath and a change of clothes.
If you are already in the United States and are applying for a change of status, everything will be done by mail
It pictured Servetus in jail in rags pleading vainly for a change of garments, and saying,"The lice are eating me up.
I'm sure you're far too busy to forward a change of address to your daughter.
In 2000, the founder of the University and its authorities requested a change of name for the Radom Academy of Economics.
During a press conference, acting President of the Management Board, Artur Kapelko announced a change of the club's name into GKS Bogdanka S.A.
Next time you try to log in the System will request a change of the password and the user name.
removing the two lowest observations causes the mean to change from 26.2 to 27.75, a change of 1.55.
until eventually the teacher suggested she was so good that she should consider a change of career.
In addition to our motion to dismiss. but we're gonna file a change of venue They don't know it.