Sami switched the light on.

They just switched, that was it.

In each instance, the narrative gets switched.

Switch antibiotics so they switched to another antibiotic, It's not clear why they thought she had the flu, but they switched to Tamiflu.

Great Britain switched on 3 14 September 1752.

Their consequent reluctance to lend constrains investment.

Participants are also kindly requested to note that mobile telephones should be either switched off or switched to Silent mode during the entire proceedings of the Congress.

So I kind of switched. I went to MIT, finished.

After writing additional successful plays, Dumas switched to writing novels.

The Bucharest summit suggests that the beacon has been switched off.

Arab governments switched their people off, so their people migrated online.

There is understandable reluctance to allow that to happen again.

She then switched to the Prince O3 White racquet in January 2006.

Following these, production was switched to the combat version of the tank.

There is also a general reluctance to report unfavorable drug effects.

The Americans (after initial reluctance) had to do the dirty work.

Their intervention in recent weeks shows a reluctance to let this happen.

Reluctance by some young people to learn and maintain indigenous traditional knowledge

After the war, government contracts dried up, and consumers switched back to fresh milk.

In the last two years of the study, all participants were switched to placebo.

(b) The seal is a Corroborator that the contents have not been switched and

Europe s reluctance to participate in military endeavors should not come as a revelation.

The EU s reluctance to match America s robust language on Iran is emboldening him.

In the twin who developed the breast cancer, several hundred genes had been switched off.

On the contrary, they have switched to other movements like fair trade and trade justice.

Before 1985, according to this theory, central bankers switched their objectives from year to year.

SGSN handles all the packet switched operations and transfers all the data in the network.

The last units of British heavy cavalry switched to using armoured vehicles as late as 1938.

After the collapse of the pearling industry, most divers switched to the newly founded oil sector.

As a result, in December 1321 Syrgiannes switched support to the old emperor, fleeing to Constantinople.

We need to get over our reluctance to speak openly about the good we do.

Israel s reluctance to rattle its nuclear saber, even in dire circumstances, adds to the mystery.

But experts say that is unlikely, given Hanoi s past reluctance to antagonize its communist neighbor.

Many foreign leaders quickly switched from schadenfreude to fear and to the security of US treasury bills.

Surprisingly, Kan, who entered politics to dismantle the old system, now has switched to the mandarins side.

Indeed, France and the United States seem to have switched roles from just a few years ago.

We understand, of course, the reluctance to intervene in what is traditionally considered a family matter.

Indeed, the main international concern has been US policymakers reluctance to raise the government s debt ceiling!

But rising commodity prices are overcoming reluctance, and prospecting is generating a multitude of new discoveries.

That logo, in turn, was on Supras until 1991 when Toyota switched to its current oval company logo.

This fear contributed to the reluctance of countries like Denmark and Sweden to embrace greater European integration.

Israel s reluctance to invade Gaza stems from a sober analysis of the meaning of such a move.

Nor is Netanyahu especially happy with Obama s reluctance to set a firm deadline for talks with Iran.

(f) The alleged reluctance of prosecutors to institute criminal proceedings under article 137A of the Criminal Code.

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