61.   It should be a welcome change of scenery for Knight, who was considered a disappointment in Boston.

62.   It was a welcome change for Williams, who could barely speak in the locker room before the game, his throat simply worn down.

63.   Karp also would be a welcome change from the current Sox ownership, which is definitely in a lull.

64.   Karrie Jacobs, the editor of the forthcoming American magazine Dwell, considers it a welcome change and hopes to incorporate a sense of realism in her own magazine.

65.   Let the negotiations proceed, in an atmosphere of welcome change spurred by fiscal urgency.

66.   Meat loaf is meat loaf, but veal loaf is always a welcome change and a taste delight.

67.   Now, a welcome change of scenery will save it.

68.   Noting stability and familiarity are big factors, especially in close games, he pointed out that even welcome changes take a little time to pay off.

69.   Over the past few weeks, there has been a welcome change in the prospects for the Russian economy.

70.   Playing an autobiographical role would be a welcome change for Diesel, who admits that his New York youth left him ill-equipped to play a car racer.