Sentence examples for hastily altered from inspiring English sources
A housing site in Northampton was hastily altered when a Roman villa was found, he adds.
For example, when players showed up in smaller numbers than usual at Swine Bowl LVIII last year, the rules were hastily altered.
Nervous Republicans on Capitol Hill say the administration's frequently and hastily altered plans to impose the tariffs suggest that Mr. Trump and his aides are devising trade policy on the fly.
The remaining cars were hastily altered and the drivers were given strict instructions to avoid the instabilities.
The inauspicious beginnings of Judith's marriage, in spite of her husband and his family being otherwise unexceptionable, has led to speculation that this was the cause for William Shakespeare's hastily altered last will and testament.
The inauspicious beginnings of Judith's marriage, in spite of her husband and his family being otherwise unexceptional, has led to speculation that this was the cause for William Shakespeare's hastily altered last will and testament.
This race is the product of a surfeit of anthropogenic factors that are hastily altering the rules in which human growth and development must abide by in order to persist in a manner we are familiar and comfortable with.
Different unofficial versions of the report circulated some that had been altered by real estate interests—and a version hastily put together by Senator Duncan U. Fletcher called U.S. Senate Document 89 included early unrevised statements, causing a frenzy of speculation.
That's not to be critical of Bozza, because just about everyone watching was thinking the same, but early in the second half tweets declaring Australia could achieve the impossible in Brazil were hastily deleted and notes for "Five Things We've Learned" columns were ever so slightly altered.
