Ever-changing

Just as weather varies on Earth, occasionally bringing thunderstorms and gusty winds, the ever-changing Sun sometimes hurls massive clouds of solar material and magnetic fields into space, called coronal mass ejections, or CMEs.

For three hours we strolled about together, watching the ever-changing kaleidoscope of life as it ebbs and flows through Fleet Street and the Strand.

The machines navigate using a combination of pre-programmed maps and real-time sensing including Lidar, which sends and receives light pulses to create a 3-D scan of the ever-changing surroundings.

The new mission, called Dione after the ancient Greek goddess of the oracles, will carry four miniaturized instruments to study how Earth’s upper atmospheric layers react to the ever-changing flow of solar energy into the magnetosphere.

In Buddhism, your consciousness stream is ever-changing.

The legal system often does not have time to adapt to the ever-changing demands of society.

Vling is my Orange Dream Conlang. As the word endings in Esperanto express parts of speech, the tones of words in Vling express parts of speech. A word generator with a randomizer created the Eastern-ambiance vocabulary within seconds. Interestingly, the word "faig2" with the "2" signifying mid-level tone, as a noun, means "river," mystically alluding to the Buddhist idea of an "ever-changing stream of consciousness" instead of a "soul."

Will the May timetable still be introduced? That depends on whether the UK's lockdown measures are lifted before the start date, which (at this time) looks extremely unlikely. With an ever-changing situation and dramatically reduced travel, it seems likely that some changes to timetables will be made, but it is too early to say whether the full timetable will be introduced.