Sentence examples for changes the time of from inspiring English sources

When Sharon changes the time of the cake tasting, Ian and Jean scramble to finish their creations.

Adobe just showed off some early results of a software that changes the time of day in photos so now its almost possible to make digital time lapses as well.

The assumption that drilled wells exhibit a uniform distribution changes the times of drilling and recovery of the investment in the engineering project, generating computational errors.

We also changed the time of our meeting-up.

"It's just going to change the time of day that they happen".

The school filed an appeal to change the time of the game with the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools, or Tapps, the group that organizes the tournament.

And those around him are glad to adjust; the school orchestra changed the time of one concert so it would not conflict with a football game.

But Rhonda Rivera, 25, an accountant who lives on the Upper East Side, said she cannot change the time of day she commutes.

"They changed the time of church services, and they made sure the cricket matches were finished early so everyone could get home to watch it," Ms. McVerry said.

But if prosecutors want to link Mr. Skakel to Miss Moxley's death, Mr. Sherman said, "it's incumbent on them to change the time of death.

In 1907 he published a pamphlet called The Waste of Daylight, in which he outlined his plans to change the time of the nation's clocks.