Sentence examples for changed from high-quality English sources.

• So what’s changed?

• The dynamic has changed."

• How has your life changed since it was published?

• “When the science changed, we changed.

• Attitudes to futoko have changed over the decades.

• This isn’t because Trump has changed or the commentators have changed.

• Life has changed, working practices have changed and the needs of the charity’s changed.

• ChangEd rounds up purchases the user makes throughout the day, and collects the spare change in an FDIC-insured ChangEd account.

Use changed in a sentence.

• Or do you think that what changed is that different people started running Google, or the people who were running Google themselves changed?

• They have changed goalkeepers, changed centre-halves, changed formations, rotated, recycled, but the errors keep repeating.

• So, just counting noses, it seemed very unlikely that Roe would survive, because it wasn’t that the law had changed, it was that the Court had changed.

• Tate Liverpool's artistic director, Francesco Manacorda, said: "Mondrian changed the way that art functioned, he changed the nature of what painting can be.

• In all we find a first changed thing that is partially in that from which it changed and partially in that into which has primarily changed (LC 266I).

• The world has changed, farming has changed, our carbon footprint, our expectations have changed and we've got to look at what is now sustainable globally."

• Nothing has really changed, the league hasn't changed, Everton haven't really changed but our team has in terms of the lack of quality we are showing this year.

• In contrast, only 35% of US adults who have earned a high school diploma or less education believe their life majorly changed, with 16% believing their life has not changed at all.

changed sentence examples

• A folk song or tune may be accidentally changed from faulty memory, or it may be creatively changed to fit circumstances, to fit better the group’s style, or to include ideas from outside the group.

• They had Neilson until December 2016, then Ian Cathro changed it, then Craig Levein changed it, then Austin MacPhee changed it in his brief spell, then Stendel changed it again.

• According to the study, almost 9 in 10 Americans believe their life has changed because of the coronavirus. 44% of Americans said their lives have changed in a "major way", another 44% reported that life has changed a little, and only 12% said their lives stayed about the same.

• Paperbacks changed the book business in the same way that 45-r.p.m. vinyl records (“singles”), introduced in 1949, and transistor radios, which went on sale in 1954, changed the music industry, the same way television changed vaudeville, and the same way the Internet changed the news business.