In ZZ Top, we've developed a sound which a lot of people can relate to, and I don't want to even think of altering that too much.
Joel Brandof-Bravo of travel deal website Travelzoo says: "We don't believe travel patterns would alter that much in the months following Brexit.
The textual history of Gulliver's Travelsnow becomes incredibly complicated, and Swift later disowned most versions, including Motte's first edition, saying it was so much altered that "I do hardly know mine own work".
A decade on, his methods haven't altered all that much.
The woman's apartment has the same floor plan as Manny's, making his newly altered state that much trippier.
At one point, Alter argues that much as Bill Clinton could be said to be the first black president, Roosevelt may have been "the first woman president," because of his sympathy for women's rights and "an intuition rarely found in male leaders".
"That is right on the edge of acceptable - he probably hasn't altered (the ball) that much - but if he does it for 30 overs he is altering the ball".
Otherwise, Mr. Gural said, all the madness surrounding the tapes has not altered his life that much.
Montpelier residents were unsuccessful in their attempt to get the former hospital listed by English Heritage, who stated that Lainson's original design had been altered so much that much of its character had been lost.
If other people online begin to interact with a fake account as if it were real, the person behind it will feel that his alter ego is that much more genuine and will better be able to assume the persona.
