winds of change
wind of change

As with the winds of change, you never know the direction she will take.

The winds of change are bringing hope to people all around the world.

"One could feel the winds of change" in 1983 Argentina.

When the perfect storm comes, the winds of change are usually close behind.

I was cold-and not just from the winds of change.

The winds of change arrived in Peru from two directions.

In British athletics, too, the winds of change were beginning to blow.

And yet the winds of change are shaping a new European destiny.

Winds of change might blow around him but his basics were not under threat.

Clearly, even they can see which way the winds of change are blowing."

But the winds of change were once again blowing across the Army and affected the post.

Mattie is beginning to feel the winds of change flowing through her own life.

In audio, the winds of change are blowing strongly from Europe.

BUT others who have stayed are feeling the winds of change.

The winds of change have blown through the 110th Congress, but only to a point.

But the winds of change are blowing in the field known as text-to-speech.

Up until now, his has been largely a lone voice shouting as it were against the winds of change.

"The clouds had much to say about the winds of change, gentlemen.

We are seeing the winds of change sweeping through the Middle East.

As the season drew to a close, it became apparent the winds of change were blowing across the organization.

The election rode on the true winds of change.

The winds of change - civil rights, student activism - were just barely beginning to blow.

That said, hardly anybody a year ago would have dared predict these winds of change.

International success followed with songs such as "Winds of Change".

The winds of change are with us now.