Sentence examples for changed the classic from inspiring English sources

By reshaping the territories in which viewing occurs, the Internet has changed the classic conditions under which couch potatoes prospered.

When it changed the classic rectangular chunks of Cadbury's Dairy Milk into curved segments, customers complained that the chocolate tasted "too sugary" and "sickly".

The kitchen, led by a member of one of the great Zapotecan weaving families, Abigail Mendoza Ruiz, changes the classic menu with the seasons.

Watch what happens when singer Chase Holfelder changes the classic "Amazing Grace" to a minor key.

These cases should change the classic description of babesiosis in Europe, in which the disease was thought to affect immunocompromised patients exclusively.

Technically virtuosic and majestically expressive, she brought new dynamism to the performance of canonical roles and changed the way classics were danced, showing it was possible to dance 19th-century ballet in the modern world.

He's stripped out the brass rails and leather banquettes so it no longer resembles a Café Rouge and he's changed the menu from classic French bistro to modern European/British, but it still has a raffish, aristocratic air; modern without being trendy.

"The simplest nip and tuck has changed the way a classic T-shirt fits as well as my jeans, not to mention the red carpet dresses he has worked miracles on," Aniston said of Gonzales in an email.

The structure of the firm has thus changed from the classic principal-agent model to the principal-agent-agent model.

Much has changed since the classic debates about the inherent conflicts between labor and management, the public and private sectors and the pros and cons of different economic models and systems.

Season two directors Larry Houston and Davis Doi changed the show to resemble the classic franchise.