Sentence examples for altered there from inspiring English sources

A Department for Education spokesman insisted the financial situation had not altered: "There has been no change in the process.

Mr. Richman said that although fewer than 2,000 absentee votes were cast by people whose ballot applications had been altered, there was no way to separate those votes from the absentee votes that were cast from correct applications.

As some of them fled airport expansion and the school took in children from further afield, so its composition altered: there are now 106 pupils for whom English is an additional language.

But if a person's image is drastically altered, there should be a reminder that what you're seeing is about as true as what you saw in 'Avatar,' " the science-fiction movie with computer-generated actors and visual effects.

Jonathan Edwards, possibly the most grim preacher of hell and damnation in history, recorded that he, even he, once felt that "the appearance of everything was altered; there seemed to be, as it were, a calm, sweet cast, or appearance of divine glory, in almost everything".

Yet without a single pixel having been altered, there are some improvements to be found here: HDMI-out is supported, giving these games a crystal-clear picture for the first time, and the hardware allows you to save progress on all titles.

"Not to be wrapped and then to forget undertaking, the credit and then the resting of that interval, the pressing of the sounding when there is no trinket is not altering, there can be pleasing classing clothing," she writes in "Portrait of Mabel Dodge at the Villa Curonia" (1912), an early foray into this language.

"Not to be wrapped and then to forget undertaking, the credit and then the resting of that interval, the pressing of the sounding when there is no trinket is not altering, there can be pleasing classing clothing," she writes in "Portrait of Mabel Dodge at Villa Curonia" (1912), an early foray into this language.

I don't foresee that Bank of America or a JP Morgan or a Wells will be making large-scale acquisitions that significantly, structurally alter there business mix.

He sounds altered.' There are few moments in popular music as affecting as the repeated refrain on 'Madame George' of the line, 'dry your eye, your eye, your eye...'. as the strings swell around his voice then fall away, leaving just his acoustic strumming and Davis's wonderfully insistent bass pulse.

"What has altered is there is less noise and less environmental impact from that facility.