Sentence examples for changing the text from inspiring English sources

As these events unfolded I kept changing the text accompanying the photograph to reflect the whole evolution.

Changing the text is not possible, as that would force every other country to ratify the whole thing again.

A museum spokesman said that the glitch would be corrected, either by changing the text or ordering another 142 phone directories.

The Swedish prime minister, Goran Persson, echoed this appeal: "Great care is needed when changing the text because many cards in the house may start falling down".

In contrast, Houghton Mifflin, part of Vivendi Universal, has moved up the publication date without changing the text of a previously written manuscript by the historian Gary Wills called "Why I Am a Catholic".

Richard Ellenbogen, the chairman of the University of Washington's neurological surgery department and a co-chairman of the N.F.L.'s head, neck and spine committee, said he did not know which doctor suggested changing the text of the fact sheet.

If you have a message that looks odd on the screen or includes a lot of foreign characters, changing the text- or character-encoding settings within your mail program may help display it properly.

This includes making the homepage more of a list like the old apps (settings > edit homepage > condensed layout), changing the sections and topics you see when you start, customising which notifications you receive, or changing the text-size to make your reading experience better.

Many were not based on a reading of the papyri themselves, but rather on the disegni, which are frequently wrong, and this led editors to be bolder about changing the texts presented in these copies, filling in gaps, and interpreting the results than they might have been had they read the papyri instead.

Instead of significantly changing the basic text, the new Haggadah adds to it.

Perhaps Gmail should add a new tab to its redesigned inbox for this... Janko Roettgers: Well, this is one way to do it: Germany's Fraunhofer Institute is working on a new ebook DRM dubbed SiDiM that would prevent piracy by changing the actual text of a story, swapping out words to make individualized copies that could be tracked by the original owner of the ebook.