Changed

” “The world has changed but things in Washington have not changed” and this has led to an assault on the American dream. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Canterbury be diminished or changed, in present or _future times_, which was appointed by our predecessor Pope Gregory, _however human circumstances may be changed_: but more especially by the authority of ❋ Various (1852)

Of course every one changes in opinion between twenty and thirty; doubtless, I have changed; yet I am not conscious that I have so much _changed_, as made up my mind on points on which I had no opinion. ❋ John Henry Newman (1845)

But in 2003, the definition changed to "a continuing rise in the general price level," which is only "usually attributed" to an abundance of money, suggesting the doves could have a point. ❋ Justin Lahart (2011)

I didn't get my title changed to Dean for nothing. ❋ H-M Brown (2011)

His expression changed then, his eyes going distant and hard. ❋ Melissa Mayhue (2011)

A moment later her expression changed and she broke out sobbing, put the tray down, and ran out of the bar with a denim coat on. ❋ Joseph Pierce Farrell (2011)

Her expression changed to one of surprise and uncertainty, and she moved to rise from her seat. ❋ Dayton Ward (2011)

The title changed to Foreign Intrigues and only lasted two more issues. ❋ Zen Tiger (2010)

The quote struck a note of familiarity with Omar and his expression changed in a very subtle way. ❋ Vince Flynn (2010)

Less than a month later, Bill went to the county courthouse and officially had his name changed from William Blythe to William Jefferson Clinton. ❋ DAVID MARANISS (2010)

All of these moments certainly represent the most unpredictable of periods for the WWE Championship; but none, however, were as wild as October 7, 2007—the night the title changed hands three times. ❋ Kevin Sullivan (2010)

There was also a ban on new periodicals appearing, so the title changed regularly from issue to issue. ❋ Steve (2010)

When MCA announced that the Heartbreakers '1981 album "Hard Promises" would be sold for $9.98 - one dollar more than the once-standard LP price of $8.98 - Petty raised a stink until the label changed its mind. ❋ Unknown (2010)

A hundred thousand copies of the Boston Globe hit the street the next morning containing an editorial about the speech under the headline "More Mush From the Wimp" before the prank was discovered and the title changed to "All Must Share the Burden." ❋ Unknown (2010)

When MCA announced that the Heartbreakers '1981 album "Hard Promises" would be sold for $9.98 -- one dollar more than the once-standard LP price of $8.98 -- Petty raised a stink until the label changed its mind. ❋ Unknown (2010)