Sentence examples for have just altered from inspiring English sources

Then Vicky, the manageress here, tells me that the company have just altered the software especially for me, so I will be able to charge overnight.

Hodgson played the straightest of bats in the build-up, declining to portray this as any different to a routine friendly as England came north of the border for the first time since the Euro 2000 qualifying play-off in 1999 - although the naked hostility displayed by both sets of supporters to the respective national anthems may have just altered his opinion.

Mr. Nitardy must have been particularly annoyed; he had just altered his old row house at 176 Columbia Heights in the Regency style, a crisp, attractive work by Stevenson & Studds.

Some argue that the state has just altered the way in which it rules its citizens; it makes more use of bribes and incentives, threats to withdraw benefits, and moral exhortation.

The very New York which has just been altered for ever".

Far from being 'banned', the page has just been altered slightly to give the impression of moving into the 21st century.

Best known for uber-realist novels set in New York City, he was unsure whether his current project would be able to accurately reflect the new post-9/11 city, the "New York which has just been altered forever".

You don't have to laugh at every joke he makes like your world has just been altered.

Put on a different voice (you may want to practice your fake voice beforehand) and pretend you have just put your alter-ego on the phone.

In other key roles, Sheena Wagstaff ushers the Met into the twenty-first century, Kathy Halbreich keeps the bar high at MOMA (not always easy), the Guggenheim's Nancy Spector gives artists authority, and Donna de Salvo has just masterminded a history-altering installation of American art at the Whitney.

Christensen gives a different case in which an agent has just consumed a mind-altering drug (LSQ) that he expects in hour's time will make him believe that he can fly, without conferring upon him any such power (Christensen 1991).