Sentence examples for changed one word from inspiring English sources

She totally killed on a reasonably straight version of Porter's Love for Sale, and also talked about how that song was banned from the airwaves until Danny Kaye changed one word and sang the cleaner version on his radio show.

I literally changed one word and then the joke worked every night.

Fadell is adamant that "there is absolutely no co-mingling of personal data with Google," and that "the terms of service have not changed one word since the acquisition: data is not shared with third parties".

Mr. Bloomberg said last month that if the Senate changed one word in the Assembly bill, it would be the equivalent of telling the city: " 'We want to resurrect the Soviet Union.

For very good reasons I have changed one word in the title of an editorial in the Wall Street Journal (August 21, 2014) by John Cochrane, a professor of finance at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution.

When Daiku recorded it, in the '90s, he changed one word, replacing "o" with "ni," making it "Okinawa ni Kaese," a cry to give Okinawa back to Okinawans.

A measure on the November ballot in Florida seeks, among other things, to change one word of one phrase of the state constitution as it applies to the death penalty.

The object is to change one word into another by altering one letter at a time.

Sometimes you just need to change one word here and there to take it in a new direction.

If I change one word, you hear the homily and then you hear it's not it".

"There's always someone out there who, if you change one word, would act as if you'd burned the last surviving copy of the play," he said.