changed造句

Because you have changed.

They have not changed.

The situation changed quickly.

She has changed her address.

So Mr Chen changed tack.

They changed back to peacetime production.

The animal's note changed its quality.

As time passed, it changed into @hullo@.

That agreement changed the history of music recording.

He has changed his stance on monetary union.

Software development has changed radically over the past ten years.

After the burglary I had all the locks changed.

First of all, the definition of geek has changed.

Party can be changed to accredit limits of the attorney, can expand or narrow, after dealership is changed, should inform people of court and the opposing party.

Memory has not changed, but we have changed. We didn't forget the past. We forgot that our heart still hurts, but we don't care.

As Western fashions changed, the basic cheongsam design changed too, introducing high-necked sleeveless dresses, bell-like sleeves, and the black lace frothing at the hem.

Many more changed their names, clothing and other giveaway features of their ancestry to escape persecution.

I changed my mind when I learned how lawless the system is, "he writes."

It's the third time that he changed his mind; he's so fickle!

That could include eastern Europe, which has changed from emerging-market darling to villain.

Love is not lost, it can be found, but not tired, it can be changed.

A column heading and description is added or changed in an existing report, its test string definition also needs to be added or changed in the report property file.

I worried about how the world might perceive my feat, but we'd already changed one person's life.

Booking behavior has changed, however. Travelers will shop around more and wait for the best deal before they book.

Albert's the kind of gambler who's changed the course of his life on the toss of a coin.

By applying the dependency Inversion the modules can be easily changed by other modules just changing the dependency module.

Later in the day, Duff changed into a short, checkered dress and some pink thigh-high boots.

Some of the past now all has been changed to the dawn, remain in the memory folds pan out faint sorrow.

A database option that determines if the application should reset the audit type descriptions in the database to their default values if they have changed.

Spring rain season season does not say, do not say, really to say, but people have changed, the first flow of tears.

Second, the British-backed policy of enlargement has gradually changed the character of the union, making it harder for French views to prevail and over-emphasising open markets.

In recent months the trust is rumoured to have radically changed its view, taking a more pragmatic approach to Hershey's place in a consolidating global confectionery market.

The IPCC’s use of his remark may have been rash, but was not misleading because in 2003-2004, the year before it finalized its fourth report, the changed trend would have been barely perceptible.

"Doctor J was ahead of everybody in bringing business to pro-basketball. Then the personas that Magic and Bird carried onto the court -- their smile, their competitiveness -- changed the way the game was perceived even more.

There you have the pedantic mind of the jurist, who fixes on a rigid legal term and goes on applying it unchanged when changed conditions have made it applicable no longer.

In the months and years afterwards I lopped off even more hair and changed my wardrobe to reflect my apathy rather then this lie I was trying to convince everyone of.

Falling flowers have no choice but sigh deeply, sigh their infatuation, complain of the cruel nature of heaven, but feel no regrets for her feelings. The sea has dried up, the stone has rotted, but the sentiment has not changed.

When the three disciples couldn't find their master they followed them to the bottomless Cave. Monkey changed himself into an insect to go inside the cave. He saw that the evil spirit was urging his master to drink wine so he would get drunk and agree to marry her.

The Prussian Reform in 1807 and the Restoration Age changed the process of the Jews' integrative Liberation. And it also pushed Jews into an assimilative way, which dispelled their nationality and forced them to be personally adapted to the civilian society.

Through the contrastive analysis on the new and old rules most in use of track and field meet, the author helps the numerous PE workers to understand the changed parts deeply and suggests coaches, sportsmen and judges shoud adapt it and use it flexibly in basic track and field meet.