Sentence examples for changing the phrases from inspiring English sources

"I had to keep changing the phrases I used".

In iOS 9, QuickType learns phrases and updates the dictionary on your individual device — so if you type "thot" or "on fleek" enough times, autocorrect will eventually stop changing the phrases to "Thor" and "on fleet".

Nobody has the intention of changing the phrase.

More importantly, they said they would take this issue on board and consider changing the phrasing.

But discussions on changing the phrasing of the Constitution, to guarantee Albanians equal rights, appear to be deadlocked.

And Mr. Motian on drums, keeping his light, efficacious swing, changing the phrasing of the beat in every measure.

Carr is credited with changing the phrase "And the winner is …" to "And the Oscar goes to …" This contains Zadie Smith's "Ten Notes On Oscar Weekend", her account of going to Los Angeles for the 2006 Academy Awards season.

Once they'd worked out a plausible arrangement, he asked her, "Will you be changing the phrasing of the melody?" "I'll do that however this ends up," she replied.

Despite Elderly's claim of having addressed the issue by changing the phrase first to "Famous Maker Copy" and then to "Classic Bluegrass Banjo Copy," Gibson persisted with the complaint and asked for unspecified damages.

Thus, they proposed changing the phrase "job title" to "job position" and "number of years in job" as "number of years in present job".

Two modifications should be made: First, an alignment of the P.p Myo8 sequence compared with tobacco (or other solanaceous species) should be included as a supplemental figure and second, changing the phrasing of the last sentence of the paragraph describing the tobacco results to be less emphatic.