Sentence examples for changed one of from inspiring English sources
On the Bilderberg website, they've just changed one of their tabs from "meeting" to "press release".
JetBlue has changed one of its original policies to be more attractive to business travelers.
"A survivor is not only changed," one of the visitors says, "he becomes someone else".
In the last year alone, Oxford has changed one of my drugs to a generic (which did not work as well) without notifying me.
"One-nil, to the Hull City," were the lyrics – a couple of minutes later, as news of the even less credible Wembley scoreline reached Manchester, they changed one of the words.
The early humanist pieces had an elegiac strain, and even after his style changed, one of Mr. Kylian's best pieces at the academy in 1994 used unusual music -- a Samoan mother's lullaby to her thalidomide baby.
Echoing Obama, McCain has made "change" one of his campaign mantras.
That may change one of these days, but many do not believe it has happened yet.
However, it doesn't change one of the basic conditions fostering bad and stress-inducing behaviour.
"Introducing a charge for appointments would fundamentally change one of the founding principles of general practice, that healthcare is free at the point of need.
