Sentence examples for got changed somewhere from inspiring English sources
The 'Swiss' is a Jewish name that got changed somewhere along the road".
Perhaps the film got changed somewhere along the line, comprehensively rejigged as a humourless fantasy action adventure.
I'd walk out of a changing room in that case, or ask them to get changed somewhere else... Football is a man's game, and I can't imagine walking into a sauna with a gay after a match". It is, in some ways, sad to see a legendary player become hapless after his career.
Make sure they have somewhere to wash and get changed.
I have learned this much: the meaning of the word "practice" in the phrase "spiritual practice" is exactly that: it's not something we do to get somewhere, change ourselves or become anything.
Right, we're used to coming here, but now we've got to change and go somewhere else, so that's a bit annoying" [P2] Of the participants interviewed many did not see transition as a logical step and instead was viewed it as an unnecessary process, which resulted in participants feeling as though the service did not care or that they were being 'dumped' by the service.
To get somewhere and change circumstances, you have to undo a set of understandings that are already in place.
Now I've changed position and it's got me somewhere.
Make a change - somewhere.
Wires got crossed somewhere".
