'changeable up' is not a correct and usable sentence in written English.
Instead, you can use words such as 'variable', 'adjustable', or 'customizable' to refer to something that can be changed. For example, "This software has adjustable settings so that users can customize it to fit their specific needs."
If folding money were art, the numbers in the corners of the bills would be changeable, flickering up or down like those on tote boards, and popular choice would come to rate the former single above the former double sawbuck.
The current is strong and often changeable, gradually opening up holes in the ship's hull.
On Saturday the young band sounded strong, particularly in its diabolical version of "My Heart Belongs to Daddy," tied together by a roughed-up, highly changeable six-eight pattern, which Mr. Haynes ultimately took with him to center stage and rapped out with a palm on a microphone.
Friday was the day that fans cheered him and were drawn to him, but they were also caught up in a changeable leader board that lured thousands of spectators away from Woods and toward Phil Mickelson and Anthony Kim.
If you wish to change the way the Autoplay feature works, searching for "Autoplay Settings" should bring up a list of changeable settings.
Thoughts and feelings are totally changeable and which ones you choose are up to you!
What are his politics?" But pollsters also note that the French are a changeable electorate with as many as 15percentt making up their minds only on election day.
Evident in this year's changeable smorgasbord, laid out on Thursday evening and served up with varying courses through Sunday afternoon, was the surprising stylistic breadth Mr. Peskanov's neighborly open-mindedness has welcomed.
Each time a fruit plays, its base will lit [sic] up, staining the surrounding space, making it changeable and dinamic [sic].
