Sentence examples for phrase change from inspiring English sources

Kentucky recently eliminated the word "evolution" from its curriculum, substituting the phrase "change over time".

The phrase "change the world" is tossed around Silicon Valley conversations and business plans as freely as talk of "early-stage investing" and "beta tests".

Would having to re-type from the beginning, rather than replacing a single word or phrase, change how I thought about revision?

Last October, state officials in Kentucky eliminated the word "evolution" but not the scientific theory from the school curriculum, substituting the phrase "change over time".

The government thinks it needs a two-thirds majority in the Bundestag and the upper-house Bundesrat, the normal procedure for amending the constitution.The phrase "change the identity" is a call to arms, suggesting that the Basic Law is being superseded.

When I playfully asked them one day when they planned to marry, they immediately moved away from each other, and Se-ok, who was wearing a shirt with the English phrase "Change From Usual" on it, said that in North Korea men weren't permitted to date until they were 18, which was usually when they went into the military, often for 12 years.

Publishers should declare a moratorium on subtitles that include any variant of the phrase "Changed America".

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It was this initial encounter with the ideas of McKenna, via YouTube, that, for all the hyperbole of the phrase, changed Tao's life.

So the slogans and catch-phrases change.

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