Sentence examples for change a phrase from inspiring English sources
"I might change a phrase, but not the meaning".
This article was amended on 17 December 2014 to change a phrase to that intended by the interviewee.
For days, officials have emphasized that the goal would not be "regime change," a phrase that brought up uncomfortable echoes of the Iraq war, which Obama opposed as senator.
if you want them to change a behavior phrase it as something they should do and not something to stop.
"Mind change" is a phrase Greenfield has coined to draw on the analogy of climate change.
One phrase doesn't change a girls mind about you.
But Chinese language scholars, while applauding the mayor's effort, said that the phrase he used (化悲憤為力量 in traditional Chinese characters) was actually not quite appropriate for the situation, a reflection of the complexities of Chinese, where a slight change in a phrase or idiom can result in a significant change in meaning.
This year, the grand prize among the top 10 was bestowed to "change of government," a phrase that inundated the public ear during the summer parliamentary elections.
They are eager to change the phrase "manuscript submitted" on a grant application or curriculum vitae to "in press" in advance of some crucial deadline.
That was not the first time that a map has literally "changed the world" (a phrase coined by British-American author Simon Winchester).
