Sentence examples for terribly changed from inspiring English sources

But if anyone still believes that things are not terribly changed in the far east, a few visits to this village that no longer exists would be enough to convince him.

Their lives were terribly, terribly changed, and there was absolutely nothing I could do.

"And they swelled up terribly and changed color from blue to purple to yellow".

If it is terribly irritating, change your underwear often, or wear a light pantyliner and change that frequently during the day to stay dry.

But the treasures will open a window onto the end of the Gilded Age here, when even those who were not terribly wealthy often changed clothes three times a day.

For 10 years I was judged, critiqued and terribly misunderstood, until times changed again.

But asking that question prompts others: if it's all just words, why is it so terribly difficult to change?

The teams' inability to score in open play did not seem to change terribly much as six of the first eight penalties were missed.

The 1967 act was terribly flawed, but the world changed overnight for those like Antony Grey and Allan Horsfall who lived with their partners.

He maintains that fame hasn't changed his life terribly; he's still close to the mates he grew up with, and has made several more Irish friends in London.

In 1716 a British traveller found that occupations held by Indians living in the Gulf included "barbers, punkah or fan operators, shopkeepers, doctors and customs agents".The punkahwallah may no longer exist, as a profession anyway, but in other ways not terribly much appears to have changed.