Sentence examples for had transposed from inspiring English sources

After a while I heard his voice drifting over from another section, and he had transposed his riff down exactly one step.

She told us that, in an early edition, a printing error had transposed the last sectio ns of all the chapters.

Someone had transposed the last two figures in Mrs. Lendof's case number in a computer file, making it DQ 587 instead of DQ 578, the correct number.

Mary Zimmerman's staging of "Lucia," which she had transposed from the eighteenth century to the nineteenth, was elegant and stylized, although, perhaps in a nod to Met animal-husbandry traditions of realism, the first scene included a pair of loping wolfhounds.

Correction 11 March 2014: This story has been amended after it was discovered figures provided by Labour had transposed numbers of referrals for Northumbria and North Yorkshire, resulting in incorrect percentages for those forces.

The AP wrote that a law enforcement official had "transposed" the names of the two brothers.

It may not be obvious why Tc1 and Tc2, which are members of different transposable element superfamilies [ 16], would have been the two elements to have transposed in the high hopper strain [ 15], although both elements have been observed to transpose in Bristol Bergerac hybrids and proposed to move together possibly by a mechanism involving mut-4 [ 19].

Christoph Marthaler's production has transposed 18th-century upstairs-downstairs to bridal retail in 2001.

There is the trash-talking in basketball that he and his friends have transposed to the golf course.

("Honestly" and "disgrace" are two of Trump's go-to words, though he often seems to have transposed their meanings).

Over at the ice sheet, Dougie Donnelly was saying three-quarters of Canadians are curlers, although I might have transposed that.