CHANGE idioms

Jack's very well paid but he's under constant pressure. I wouldn't change ____ with him.

Since coming out of prison, Roy has ____ over a new leaf and is an honest citizen.

Originally my mother wouldn't allow her sister to come to our wedding, but she's had a change of ____. At last they've spoken to each other!

I keep trying to persuade my dad to get a credit card but he prefers cash. He's too old to change his ____.

Last month, I went back to my home town for the first time in twenty years. It wasn't the same place. The town centre had changed beyond all ____!

A: I really like the new girl in the office. She's so much fun, isn't she? B: Yes. She's like a ____ of fresh air in this old place!

You can't teach an old ____ new tricks.

Are you sure you won't come to the theatre with us? Is there anything I can say to make you change your ____?

Would you mind changing the ____? I'd rather not hear about your operation while we're eating, thank you!

There's been a change of ____: we're not going by car. I had an accident yesterday. Nothing serious, but it means we're going to have to get the train.

Robert said he'd always been against cars in town, but he soon changed his ____ when he passed his driving test! (NOT MIND)

I've been in the same job for 20 years. I feel as if I need a complete change of ____.

I see that restaurant has changed ____ again. It's now run by a Brazilian couple.

A leopard can't change its ____.