1. The Catholic clergy has been blown along by the winds of change.

2. She could not believe that the typhoon winds of change could alter our family.

3. One trusts that the desert winds blowing through Vegas this week represent the winds of change for the better in boxing.

4. We told ourselves, ‘When faced with Jehovah’s winds of change, it is better to set your sails than to build barriers.’”

5. So I want to share with you some of these bellwether signals, or signs, and winds of change that are sweeping this continent.

6. The winds of change that the German hard rockers Scorpions Balladeered about were in fact the whole world breathing a collective sigh of relief.

7. Bluesmen Channel is a pioneer radio service in the mainstream-pop flooded cascade of the present and it undertakes the noble mission of giving airtime for those music genres whose foundations could never be broken by the winds of change.

8. Given the sheer depth of our engagement and our multifarious stakes in peace, stability and prosperity of West Asia, we have been closely tracking winds of change blowing across the region and are trying to unravel the aftereffects of the so-called Arab Spring on the countries and societies in the Arabian peninsula.