Sentence examples for changing them into from inspiring English sources

We were trying to really break down the idea of why local news stories go viral and what is the draw of that, and why do people love these stories and changing them into something else.

Ernest Hemingway wrote Fitzgerald a cutting letter about the book, accusing him of cheating with his material; by starting with the Murphys and then changing them into different people, Hemingway contended, Fitzgerald had produced not people at all but beautifully faked case histories.

I'm tracing the lines down in the sand, though the waves keep washing over them and changing them into pictures of little tennis rackets like the pattern of the wallpaper of my childhood bedroom….

Lastly, in the case of overlapping uORFs, the occurrence of non-3n indels has a higher possibility of changing them into alternative uORFs than in the case of strict uORFs, because VuAUGs are typically closer to the TIS (about 40% of the 5'UTR length).

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"We're getting into changing them a little," O'Connor said.

"Many are modernizing houses and changing them from multifamilies back into one- or two-families".

I was totally interested in the physical world and would always be making something, playing around with bits and pieces I'd found, changing them from one thing into another".

Scott Eberle (Strong National Museum of Play) closed the discussion on time and anticipation by pointing out that there are other variables to consider, and that changing them may provide some insight into what it means to be playful.

He remembers his mother melting his one Sex Pistols record to fashion it into a plant holder, and he remembers sneaking out, aged 12 or 13, with his "punk clothes" hidden in a bag, then changing into them when he was out of sight of his house.

The world is changing around them, calling into question everything they've been told about gender and sexuality.