Sentence examples for changing their order from inspiring English sources

Following several interviews, the study team met and made changes to the instruments that included adding new questions, changing their order, revising existing questions, and changing the wording in Nepali versions of the instruments for selected questions to more fully realize the intent of the questions as drafted in English.

Take the last two numbers in the sequence and move them to the beginning of the sequence, not changing their order.

You can upload your own video clips (each up to 100 megabytes in size) and then play around by changing their order, speeding up time, and adding special Flash effects that, for instance, make butterflies flutter across the screen.

The Android home, back and app switch buttons can be customised, changing their order, colour and adding extra buttons such as access to the notification shade and dual-window button that enables certain apps to run side-by-side on one screen.

So, as I tell students, there are two tests to determine whether you should put commas between your adjectives: Try putting "and" between them and also try changing their order.

The transformation consists in merging genes from one strand, without changing their order, with concatenated genes from the other strand excluding intergenic regions [29].

"It's been interesting to note how our customers are changing their ordering habits depending on the new buzz words in clean eating," Darren Beale of Muscle Food, which named black pudding as a 2016 superfood, told the MailOnline.

Whenever a guest would order a bottle of wine, she would launch into an invented story about Dolly Parton's favorite mixed drink to entice people into changing their orders.

Lois de Banzie and Helen Page Camp portray Carla's customers, who annoy her by randomly changing their orders until they choose "two boilermakers: Wild Turkey [(whiskey)] and Bud [(beer)]".

The demonstrators, for instance, were "changing their battle order from day to day," write Wilson and Adams.

England have taken another legitimate gamble (which is, of course, the very essence of selection) in bringing in Jonny Bairstow and changing their batting order to repel the Australian bowling menace which now contains not one, not two but three Mitchells in Johnson, Starc and Marsh.