Millions of people have their lives altered in the New York courts because they lack the necessary legal assistance.
His sister, now off the block, and his mother, still on it, found their lives altered, like many here, by the imperatives of new welfare laws.
The lingering images are not buzzer-beaters -- and there were many -- but news flashes: images of soldiers exchanging fire, buildings being demolished, lives altered and lost.
It was one of several private fictions they kept running between them.In some ways, then, their lives altered little when Iris, in 1995, was diagnosed with Alzheimer's.
THERE had been so many lives altered, so much pain caused by a pedophile priest at St . Josephs Roman Catholic Church here that Father Kenneth E. Lasch can only compare it to another horror.
As artificial intelligence rapidly advances, one of the next groups to see their lives altered by robotics could be some soldiers in the U.S. Army.
It got me thinking that I am at an age where many people, like me, have encountered potentially life-changing experiences or have, in fact, had their lives altered in some way through illness, tragedy, loss, and more.
Parents accommodate health care procedures into their daily lives, altering their family routine in order to learn the procedures, thereby ensuring that family life runs as smoothly as possible.
It is easy to forget that Ms. Stewart, who has aspects worthy of "Saturday Night Live," altered the way that people live by decoupling class and taste.
