Sentence examples for sounds changed from inspiring English sources

As each was crossed, the sounds changed.

Further, ai and au sounds changed to e and o, and aũ to ũ, while iu developed into ī.

It has been one of the most reliable labels to come out of Brooklyn and also one of the most flexible, adapting as the sounds changed.

Grimm's law stated that the Indo-European p, t, and k sounds changed into f, th or d, and h in the Germanic languages.

Dominant sounds changed from era to era, from Rodgers's country blues to Hank Williams's honky-tonk to Cash's rockabilly, from Nelson and Haggard on to Garth Brooks.

The sounds changed, but there were a few continuities: deep, soft textures; divergent songwriting perspectives from the eyes of men and women; and Mr. Fier's exquisite, comfortable medium tempos.

But then the sound changed.

But between Pow and 2008, the sound changed.

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — The more Braylon Edwards talked, the more he sounded humbled, sounded changed.

"At the end of the bombing, the sound changed," she said.

His haircuts, banal though it might sound, changed British fashion.