change horses in midstream उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. While many analysts are skeptical that Ford 2000 will work as well _ or as quickly _ as planned, they said that it was better for the company not to change horses in midstream.
2. Ray Perrenoud, a computer technician who lives in St . Peters, a suburb of St . Louis, turned to the adage about not changing horses in midstream to explain his vote for the president.
3. Nikolai Ryzhkov, leader of the Power of the People faction and a Communist party ally, explained his vote in favor of Chernomyrdin by saying it would be too dangerous to change horses in midstream.
4. Captain Ramage reminds his adversary " You are supposed to know that it is dangerous to change horses in midstream " ( p . 259 ), with another allusion to the same proverb three pages later.
5. While the two Bosnian Serb leaders, who have long dominated TV screens, may possibly be heading for an eclipse, their one-time patron, Slobodan Milosevic, seems once again to have demonstrated his gift for safely changing horses in midstream.
6. And Lieberman on Tuesday quoted Gov . George W . Bush's father, who asked in his 1988 campaign, " If you have to change horses in midstream, doesn't it make sense to get on the one that's going in the right direction ?"
7. The popular prime minister has lured away their traditional supporters including young urbanites and women _ in part by borrowing reforms long pushed by the opposition _ and recent signs of improvement in the world's second-largest economy mean many voters will be hesitant to change horses in midstream.
8. The most powerful argument in support of Gore's presidential bid is that the economy is in great shape ( which is true ), that the administration is largely responsible for this ( debatable ), and that to change horses in midstream would endanger American prosperity ( well, worth a try ).
9. The speech in reply made by Hastings Lees-Smith announcing that Labour would vote for the motion, drew comfort not only from the formation of the new all-party coalition but also from the process by which it had been formed and the ease with which the nation had changed horses in midstream.
10. My " W stand for Wrong " isn't working because too many hear " wrong " as beginning with an R . Instead, be ready when Bush's people trot out Lincoln's wartime " Don't Change Horses in Midstream . " Come back with FDR's blast at Herbert Hoover after the crash : " Change Horses or Drown !"