Sentence examples for be changed from the from inspiring English sources
Among the five doctors, one suggested that the term "one week" could be changed from the beginning to the end of the sentences (items 1 3), and another doctor suggested changing the term "in general" for "as a whole" in item one.
Unlike other feminist campaigns which are still in need of legislation and state support, this is something that must be changed from the ground up.
A referendum will be held on whether the voting system should be changed from the current mixed-member proportional-representation structure.
Monte Carlo drivers in Nascar's top series — which will be changed from the Nextel Cup to the Sprint Cup in 2008 — have won 396 races and 16 championships since the racing model was introduced in 1971.
Mrs. Whitney, who was quoted by The New York Post yesterday as saying that the museum's name ought to be changed from the Whitney to "The Sensation," said, "I didn't really mean that".
In court today, he argued that the selection of the lead counsel should be changed from the law firm whose clients, as a group, suffered the biggest losses to the firm with the single client who has lost the most.
Since the cutters are changed from the face, changing must be done in firm ground.
In 1953, the name was changed from the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund.
This article was changed from the original on 22 May to reflect factual inaccuracies.
The headline was changed from The top 10 geeks to The top 10 geek heroes as the writer originally intended.
