How to use "changing" in a sentence

'Its nose is changing!' she cried

'Its face is changing, everything is changing! Oh! It's not a baby any more, it's a pig!'

A majority held in restraint by constitutional checks and limitations, and always changing easily with deliberate changes of popular opinions and sentiments, is the only true sovereign of a free people

Picking up a pen that lay on the table, she wrote on a piece of paper, Be careful! The police are coming! She showed Marius her work and then, changing the subject quickly, for no reason at all, she gazed into his eyes and said shyly, 'Do you know, M

Pontmercy is absolutely right,' he said, changing his voice

And when there's so little work available, most people have no hope of changing their lives

Fifteen minutes later, Sala was dressed in her own clothes again, and was sitting next to Cham near the changing rooms

Sala couldn't believe how much her life was suddenly changing, but she didn't try to discuss it with Cham

He was changing

The pod was changing him

He's changing! The pod is having some kind of effect on him!" she gasped.

"You can go straight from office work to scuba diving without changing clothes."

Then the shrill noise abruptly stopped, and the digital display flashed with rapidly changing numbers

"Who knows? Maybe he's able to move objects by harnessing the heat energy in the air, changing it somehow

'Suppose Dr Haydock mentioned that Mrs Sadler had seen him changing the pills in Mr Hawes' box - well, if Mr Redding is innocent, that would mean nothing to him

I saw shock changing to horror on the faces of the people around me, and there was a general movement backwards

The world was changing fast.

But now, things are changing

Things are changing fast in the world

But the big problem in any country is changing the way people think about child marriage - and that takes time.