Monika spoke nearly perfect English, but she always managed to alter our idioms slightly.
Doubleday; 832 pages; $40How American civil-rights activists managed to alter the attitude of big corporations and the Reagan administration towards South Africa's obstinate white government.
But however he managed to alter the truth for himself, he could not alter it for his daughter — the sole family witness to the will it took for Tom to go on dying once his feet were on the ground.
"Isn't there a gene," Mr. Kress asked Mr. Irey, "to hurry up Mother Nature?" For a time, the answer seemed to lie with a third scientist, William O. Dawson at the University of Florida, who had managed to alter fully grown trees by attaching a gene to a virus that could be inserted by way of a small incision in the bark.
9) Scientists create "intelligent" mice that do not experience fear or anxiety Scientists participating in a joint University of Leeds and Mount Sinai Hospital study managed to alter a gene within mice; improving their intelligence and reducing their ability to feel anxious or fear.
But he insisted the UK had managed to alter US thinking in some areas.
In 2003, her inaugural year, Hawaii's first Republican governor in four decades managed to alter Hawaii's pet-quarantine laws so that a visiting canine can roam free after just five days in a kennel, instead of three months.
Let me reiterate: I, an individual with no previous worldwide recognition save for a frontpage Reddit post, managed to alter the behavior of people in Russia, Japan, Uzbekistan, and Italy within the course of 24 hours, all from the comfort of my home while exerting next to no effort.
But miraculously, faced with a court order, they seem to have managed to alter the forms in the nick of time.
Grellener theorized that's because the cartel chemists have managed to alter one of meth's isomers, turning L-methamphetamine, whish is commonly used to relieve congestion, into D-methamphetamine, which is the component that gets a person buzzed.
