Sentence examples for had even changed from inspiring English sources

Another 18-year-old black man in Birmingham said he had even changed what he wore – tracksuits – to try to prevent police stopping him.

One group leader, a girl, had even changed the words of that popular opening jingle: "Listen to the music, wait for the call" to "Listen to the music, wait for the shout".

Mr Anwar recently had his appeal against a sodomy conviction rejected, despite the fact that the only witness (the alleged victim) had even changed his evidence as to the year in which the offence occurred.

In June, Sapna Maheshwari pointed out at BuzzFeed that Abercrombie had even changed how it described itself in a government filing: in the past, it had called itself  "the essence of privilege and casual luxury"; in a more recent filing, that language was gone, with the brand now representing "the essence of laidback sophistication with an element of simplicity".

One group leader, a girl, had even changed the words of that popular opening jingle: "Listen to the music, wait for the call" to "Listen to the music, wait for the shout"... View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Emily Nussbaum By Masha Gessen.

Finally, MRI scans suggested that the interventions had even changed participants' brains.

Madame Raqia, for one, is bubbling with optimism and has even changed her music to reflect the changed circumstances.

He has even changed the locks.

The markers of luxury have even changed on the plate.

Their relationship is distant; Schramm has even changed his surname.

You somehow forget that you have even changed medium.