Sentence examples for own alterations from inspiring English sources
She made her own alterations to clothes she had bought from discount stores.
Donald's own alterations have been to his swing, but he has thus far been unable to move into the reckoning for the Ryder Cup in September.
That the Chapman brothers were not unaware of this when making their own alterations of Goya's prints just adds another layer to the joke.
If Prozac helped Dorothy sleep better and stopped her from assaulting her own skin, might her mood eventually have healed as a response to her own alterations of behavior?
But shortly before the talks were scheduled to finish, countries agreed that the co-chairs of the negotiations should be allowed to make their own alterations to the text, and present it to all countries for approval, probably in late July.
The play "tests every one of us," said James Shapiro, a professor of English at Columbia University who has published several books on Shakespeare, including the recent "Contested Will: Who Wrote Shakespeare?" No one claims that "Double Falsehood" is solely the work of Shakespeare; Theobald eventually acknowledged Fletcher's part in it, to say nothing of his own alterations.
The Mahler manuscript is unaltered since it was first set down by the composer, including his own deletions, alterations and annotations.
We may try to control our own superficial alterations - buying the latest iThings, taking risks, not only swimming with sharks, but with sharks we've never met - seeking what's new and then newer.
The relationship got off to a rocky start when Pound arranged for the publication in the magazine Poetry of some of Yeats's verse with Pound's own unauthorised alterations.
9, 10 Therefore, Akt1 and Akt2 are activated not only via signaling pathways, but also by their own genetic alterations.
With my background in law, I assisted a Muslim refugee who dreamt of running her own clothing alteration shop in the Atlanta area.
