Sentence examples for changed words from inspiring English sources

'She Belongs to Me' is more tender than the familiar version; 'Desolation Row' more sinister; while 'It Takes a Lot to Laugh' has a tougher edge, changed words and a different working title as 'Phantom Engineer'.

"That was once English hymn, but Mao like the tune so keep it and he changed words".

A team of medically educated individuals, whose native language was Swedish translated the questionnaire from English into Swedish 2. A board, consisting of doctors and nurses from various kind of expertise discussed and changed words in the translation.

Where Paul found his life long meaning was the changed words, "If he spends the time to learn how to fish with tools he bought with his own money, he can feed himself for a lifetime".

There were at least 20 different versions of the script, changed word by word by word with the campaign 9.

We thus changed wording to "in the last 12 months".

We're not going to change words or sugarcoat things for the sake of an election".

Remove erasers, rulers, dictionaries and thesauruses; encourage your writers to cross out and change words as they wish.

An editor who corrects spelling or grammatical errors in a story may also change words, which changes meaning.

"It's actually good, because there's some ad-lib, and we'll change words around.

No, you've not installed a hilarious plug-in that changes words on webpages for the lols.