Sentence examples for have a changed from inspiring English sources
It is also true that by the time the next president takes office, the game will probably have a changed.
His party has always been about rural India, but with the issue of corruption and women's rights, we have a changed urban middle class.
So you have a changed poverty map, but you also have a change in the focus of institutions in some sense that the World Bank, the IMF, the Bretton Woods institutions were an Anglo American phenomenon.
The following year, Honda will have a changed Accord.
C: Things have a changed a little since we spoke.
The results were similar when white spot syndrome virus infected the L. vannamei in this study; the results indicated that the WSSV-infected shrimps have a changed hepatopancreas metabolite profile.
The times they have a-changed.
The times, they have a-changed.
You might say that the times they have a-changed much faster than Ned has been able to adjust to them.
Or, if you're ditched near dawn, hail a cab or call the campus police, O.K.? Because the times, they have a-changed; and for better or worse, depending on the kindness of strangers — and lame gentleman callers — has given way to sisters doing it for themselves.
