Sentence examples for really to be changed from inspiring English sources
Watching this vigorous, seemingly possessed actor at work, you feel that the name of this creaking vehicle ought really to be changed to "Robert".If Mr Hirsch's jeu is all about demonstration, entertainment and eye-catching bravura, Mr Bouquet's skill is so subtle as to be almost invisible.
If something changes when it doesn't really need to be changed it can have all sorts of effects".
So the teaching courses really need to be changed.
If this election is really to be about change, the question for Hillary, Obama and Edwards becomes, who's willing to take a stand against the system?
In other words, this may not be enough to measure what really has been changed and the efficiency of measurements, but why and where change has been taken.
"What we're really trying to do is change people's lives for the better, not just feed them," says Nixon, who set up the food bank four years ago.
"In the future what I would really like to do is change the way the market operates.
All she really has to do is change the sheets and replace the soap".
"What you're really asking us to do is change the language" of the law, he told Mr. Rubin.
The new organization really seems to be about promoting change by example.
People moving to the coast really need to be aware of climate change".
