Examples of using Had changed in English and their translations into Turkish
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
It felt like things had changed so much.
Nothing had changed, but deep down I knew.
I had a feeling the rules had changed.
Tom had changed so much that I didn't even recognize him.
Finally, though, it looked like our luck had changed.
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And Frank actually had changed. Let's say I believe you.
Two years isn't a long time… but the husband had changed.
Everything had changed, all the chaos, the conspiracies, my beliefs.
By the time they crossed into Canada, things had changed.
Times had changed. It was the age of James Bond and Vietnam.
But it wasn't. In just one night, everything had changed.
But the landscape had changed completely. There were some glaciers on the horizon.
Two years isn't a long time… but the husband had changed.
It didn't appear that anything had changed, but somehow, nothing felt the same.
Two years isn't a long time… but the husband had changed.
I was wondering if the murders had changed things for you and the other fellas out here.
People were enormously optimistic that life had changed.
To see if this time here had changed her at all.
Believe what you want, but I convinced Bashir my perspective had changed.
There were still glaciers on the horizon, but the landscape had changed completely.
But somehow, nothing felt the same. It didn't appear that anything had changed.
He held me to that bed, her calling from the ship that had changed her mind.
But somehow, nothing felt the same. It didn't appear that anything had changed.
That the native people were using Yes. The exterior had changed, ves.
Let's say I believe you, and Frank actually had changed.
All the chaos, the conspiracies, my beliefs. Everything had changed.
When Stevens entered Dachau, he realized his job had changed.
To most people it might have seemed like nothing had changed.
But somehow, today I felt everything had changed.
For you and the other fellas out here.I was wondering if the murders had changed things.