Sentence examples for making the alterations from inspiring English sources

Johnnie Lynn, promoted from defensive backs coach to defensive coordinator in the off-season, is making the alterations.

Is this legal?... B. Levenson, Flushing, Queens. A. Dennis H. Greenstein, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that the letter writer's proprietary lease likely requires that he get the consent of the co-op board before making the alterations.

In a statement to Parliament, Philip Hammond, the defense secretary, said that the cost of making the alterations to the carrier had increased from £950 million to £2 billion, or $1.5 billion to $3.2 billion.

But in this case, Tom Jones, who wrote the book and lyrics, was around to make the alterations.

Who made the alterations: Shakespeare, or a print compositor or a theatre manager?

After hearing a clamoring for changes all week, Indy went to the hurry-up offense and Luck made the alterations look good early and late.

"We can make alterations and deletions to the project and build whatever we can within the budget, or we can make the alterations and deletions and begin the work, then ask our voters for the money to put back the changes in the project.

This year, there's far more at risk, and more to gain, for Selina, and for all her staffers, yet the writers have made the alterations in ways that don't feel treacly.

Patrick Swieskowski emailed us this afternoon to say he's created an online demo of the idea, based on using the seams of images to make the alterations.

The BWF made the alterations after realising they had not followed their own regulations concerning group matches when drawing up the schedule.

Sometimes, we make the alterations intentionally -- our friends suggest, our partner asks, our boss demands we change our ways -- and sometimes we make the alterations unconsciously.