Just as my mother modified what she grew up with, I modified it in turn and my daughter pretty much threw it out, along with anything else that was taking up too much room.
In general, it should be as close as possible to what it modifies, and it usually works best immediately in front of what it modifies.
(Also, the modifying phrase "called roaming fees" has roamed awfully far from what it modifies, "charges").
A restrictive clause does not want to be separate from what it modifies: it wants to be one with it, to be essential to it, to identify with it totally.
Like a vastly expanded version of his current Web site, the archive, which is still in development, will eventually become an active location, he said, "where visitors can take what I've written and then modify it for their own purposes".
What I wonder: What happens when this is what genetically modified fruit really looks like?
"Following a vote for Brexit, parliament must decide what EU law it intends to preserve, what should be modified and what should be repealed," said Bogdanor.
Include a brief explanation of the modifications, as well as what the modified tree is equipped to do differently from its natural cousin.
Nissan did not say what the modified Z would cost the consumer to outfit.
Nevertheless, holding out on food for those dangerous first six months is exactly what some modified state bans do.
Aphex Twin's early ambient works are a reference for what a modified 808 is or more accurately, what it sounds like.
