Sentence examples for altering a day from inspiring English sources

By S. S. Phelps The New Yorker, November 22, 1947 P. 28 A Brooks Brothers customer stopped off at the store on his way to the office to leave a vest that needed altering A day or so later, he received the following note: Dear Mr. P---.

Mr. Kostunica also knows that the Constitution, altered in a day by Mr. Milosevic in July, must be changed again to keep Montenegro inside Yugoslavia.

Updated | 5 22 p.m. MOSCOW — The Russian Orthodox Church admitted on Thursday to altering an image on its Web site to remove a watch worn by its leader.

It has the potential to alter day-to-day life and traditional commerce in a way that makes the Amazon-led online retail revolution seem trivial in comparison.

If that seems like a freakishly high output, it is: the potential for LED farms is not just in their pesticide-free controlled environment, but also in their ability to speed up the life cycle of a plant, effectively altering the day and night pattern than has governed agriculture for millennia.

A federal judge ordered The Los Angeles Times to alter a story after publication on Saturday, a move critics say violates the First Amendment.

One of the geldings is Crackerjack, a great sire in his day, he was altered a few years ago.

For example, thick winter or thin summer coats of mink can be readily achieved by artificially altering day length [ 70].

Other workers added that they had witnessed dates being altered by more than a day.

Many network interactions connect the few genes altered on day 2 and many altered on later days.

The fruit flies instead were put on 20-hour cycle whose periods of light and dark were altered every day — creating conditions not unlike having to hop a four-hour red-eye flight from Los Angeles to New York every day.