Sentence examples for changed here to from inspiring English sources
"It really hasn't changed here, to be honest," said Matthew Mound, a Nets fan from Oxford, N.J., who was one of the four fans at the turnstiles.
The play's tense conflict arises when the blasé members of a professional theater troupe (changed here to an opera company) actually confront the six emotionally scarred characters of the dysfunctional family they are impersonating.
It was disgraceful". Frederick Zollo, producer of "Mississippi Burning," said he was "surprised about the enormous reaction". He said the movie was intended as "a drama, as powerful as we could make it, using the three murders as a backdrop to the study of racism in Neshoba County (changed here to Jessup County) and in the larger view of America.
For a student like Tobin (whose name has been changed here to protect his privacy), there are many valid approaches that a typical school might take: extra attention to his reading skills, a course of rewards and consequences for his disruptive behavior, suspensions for particularly challenging behavior, perhaps a suggestion to seek outside counseling or medication.
In the Abstract and in the section "Risk Factors," the sentences "Only two environmental risk factors (benzene and ionizing radiation) have been significantly linked to ALL or AML" in the original manuscript published online have been changed here to "Only one environmental risk factor (ionizing radiation) has been significantly linked to ALL or AML".
In certain respects, little appears to have changed here since the letters began arriving in 1951.
'Unless we get some changes here to mitigate this problem, I would expect we will see $500 million or more in 2012.'".
Any strategic change here to improve patient care would benefit a large section of the community across the country.
"Because people have to change here," she said, pointing to her heart.
