Sentence examples for change of spelling from inspiring English sources

I honor the book with the names of my babies, four-legged ones, and live with two dogs named Scout and Gem (change of spelling for a change in sex, she is a girl) and the newest addition of Boo, a kitten".

As an example, he cites this line from a comedy, "And as he walked, beneath his feet were chilblains [sores on the feet]." Jokes that depend on a change of spelling or word play, he notes, can have the same effect.

Following pre-testing, minor modifications were made, including correction of spelling errors, change of question order, changes of some response categories and deletion of some questions.

Trump's denial of climate change could spell disaster for the country and the rest of the world, added Joanna Underwood, 76. "He believes climate change is a hoax," she said.

Western and Eastern North America will likely experience more intense wet spells with negligible changes of dry spells.

City officials have been holding meetings and public hearings for years, but the Corona del Mar group has recently begun to study the impact of the changes, which include spelling out floor-area ratio, height restrictions and open-space requirements.

Her first act of political defiance was to change the spelling of her first name, Regine, from the French to Haitian Creole, a decision that still irks her mother.

For bus timetables, see bsi.is This article was amended on 29 September to change the spelling of lupins in the caption of the main photograph.

In light of French prosecutors' statements, the Guardian has decided to change the spelling of Abdel-Hamid Abu Oud to Abdelhamid Abaaoud.

The app failed to take off, and the policy change spelled the end of it.

While Didi has fought back to lower the barriers by allowing divers to rent licensed cars that it sources itself — "you supply the manpower, we provide the car," its slogan reads — these changes could spell the end of China's gig economy, at least in terms of ride-hailing as we know it.