Sentence examples for changed phrases from inspiring English sources
"Are you in — " Douglas changed phrases.
Dr. Glen Rangwala, a lecturer in politics at Cambridge University who has compared the British report with the articles it used as sources, said that in some cases, the authors apparently changed phrases from the original articles to make the case against Iraq seem more extreme.
The publishers of "Pippi Longstocking" long ago changed certain phrases in the books — the Swedish negerkung was traditionally translated as "Cannibal King" until a 2007 edition, in which the translation became "King of Natives".
It is possible to predict whether changed quintet phrases are true or not.
A look at copies of the Declaration of Independence, draft one, shows that the Thomas Jefferson wrote it and John Adams and Benjamin Franklin lined out and changed some phrases.
Response: OK we changed the phrases.
Mr. Quigley's sense of humor is very much apparent in today's puzzle, and the theme set boasts some killer puns: familiar phrases are changed to new phrases and clued in punny yada yada yada, you get the idea.
They changed the phrase "We absolutely condemn terrorism" to "We absolutely condemn terrorism, which nothing can justify".
Hughes changed the phrase "Tonight I also have a message for Muslims in America" to "I also want to speak tonight directly to Muslims throughout the world.
