Sentence examples for has changed once from inspiring English sources

Besides, Buberl observes, the calculus has changed: "Once, lung cancer meant a quick death.

It has changed once, it has hardened, don't ask it to respond again.

What has changed, once again, and only for a time, is the light shone on them, and the volume of the voices demanding that a "new Haiti" must now be built so they never happen again.

One by-product of those results is that the picture for MLS Cup has changed once again, and as it stands the two sides playing tonight are the highest remaining seeds left in the competition.

The Inquirer reports that the PS3 specs has changed once again, this time in the video department.

But life for Todd Marinovich has changed once again.

He said he had changed once he returned to Mexico.

But by the fifth century A.D., all had changed once again.

When he came back to the room, Josie's face had changed once more, he thought, the expression softer, calmer.

By the end of the 19th century the meaning of interiors had changed once again, as they became an expression of personality rather than righteousness.

In a few weeks, her status might have changed once again, from purple protégée to the UK's latest transatlantic export.