Examples of using Were changed in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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And in two hours, after their backs were broke, they were changed.
The lives of those who listened to Jesus were changed forever.
from the Corvette Stingray, but for the Camaro 20 percent of the components were changed and made specific for its architecture.
The lives of millions of Germans were changed, some for the better, many for the worse.
After"Rollercoaster", the main characters' voices were changed, but Phineas' original voice remained intact during the opening.
The dunes were changed constantly by the wind,
National flags were changed, always with Communist hammer and sickle or steel and hammer emblems replacing old,
The motto and symbol of the IPC were changed in 2003 to their current versions.
relevant to British consumers, the names of the properties were changed to well-known streets in London.
Numbers mentions that certain cities' names were changed, which probably happened after the settlement(32:38, 42).
In 1991 both the format and the name were changed, and the first MercedesTrophy for customers and friends of Mercedes-Benz took place.
Armenian society and its economy were changed by Stalin and his fellow Moscow policy makers.
As the last 54 of an order for the Mk 3 were changed into the Mk 4 in 1954,
Laura and Elizabeth Buchanan's lives were changed forever when their little sister Peggy was found dead in the icy water of the family's pool.
Japan's military policies were changed in 2010 to specifically oppose Chinese influence in the region.
However, the identities of"Bill" and"Lance", the original Contra heroes, were changed to their descendants"Jimbo" and"Sully".
Among other things, the color burst phase would often drift when channels were changed, which is why NTSC televisions were equipped with a tint control.
its call letters were changed to KZKC.
Thus, its motivation and its significance were changed from within and profoundly.
All names and nationalities were changed to prevent Korean children from rooting for Japanese characters.