Sentence examples for later altering from inspiring English sources

A white shopper called 911 and claimed Crawford was pointing the gun at people, including children, before later altering his account in an interview with the Guardian.

The caller later altered his account, saying that Crawford was "waving it around".

The pledge was later altered to cover people "from regions that export terrorism".

If the document is later altered in any way, a warning appears next to the name.

(Her name was later altered forever when Louella Parsons misspelled it in her Hollywood gossip column).

Developments in Latin America, Eastern Europe, the United States and the Middle East later altered that perception too.

Apparently, Rafsanjani's remarks implicating Assad were later altered from official Iranian press communiqués so as not to place blame.

"Did you later alter that shotgun by wiping it clean of fingerprints and moving it?" asked Steven C. Lember, the acting Hunterdon County prosecutor.

He later altered that account, saying the taxi had stopped at a gas station so the athletes could use the bathroom.

Silurian limestones or dolomites (the later altered from limestone by partial secondary substitution of magnesium for calcium) are widely quarried for crushed rock.

Not only did the conflict fail to accomplish Olmert's stated goal of "breaking" Hizbullah - an aim later altered to "weakening" the guerrilla movement when the military campaign floundered - it the heavy loss of civilian life damaged Israel's image.