Sentence examples for but with changed from inspiring English sources

The language uses words from English, Esperanto, Finnish, Croatian, Georgian, Dutch, Chinese, but with changed meanings.

Right now, every time they score they play a version of "I Like It, I Love It" by Tim McGraw, but with changed lyrics.

But with changed attitudes and policies we've seen a return of our marine wildlife.

In 1355 Bartolo had been sent to Pisa from Perugia as an envoy to the Holy Roman emperor, Charles IV, from whom he received many privileges, including a grant of arms, which were the same as those of the emperor as king of Bohemia but with changed tincture: or a lion rampant with two tails gules.

And yet for all the ways it manages to transcend genre or to extend genre's remit into ominous new areas, The Psalm Killer remains at its black, beating heart a piece of classic, textbook modern noir, presenting all the elements that are expected of the form but with changed lighting, altered meanings.

After discussion with the family, U2 went forward with its 2005 2006 Vertigo Tour, but with changed scheduling, reduced dates, and a long postponement of the final leg, all to enable Edge to get home more often.

"But with change comes opportunity.

But with changes at the top of Sony last year, the film was put reportedly canned after worries over a $45m budget.

But with change blindness, we know that the information reaches some level of processing, even if it remains below the threshold needed to achieve consciousness.

"But with changes in the common law that paralleled the [Law Commission] report and introduced a different test … we have nearly implemented the entire report".

CNPs were prepared following literature procedure (Zhu et al. 2009) but with changes in the amounts of reactants and period of irradiation time.