21.   In less than three years, Winfry succeeded in changing the meaning of her career.

22.   In the past, he has been a firm believer in the way context changes the meaning of movement.

23.   Language is a living, vital thing, and words change meanings.

24.   Money is also changing the meaning of editorial freedom.

25.   That being so, the Notes cannot, by some power inherent in the draftsmen, change the meaning that the Rules would otherwise bear.

26.   The legislators, led by Democratic Sen. Robert Byrd of West Virginia, say the procedure changes the meaning of their votes on omnibus bills.

27.   The Internet continues to rewrite the dictionary, changing the meaning of familiar words.

28.   The number and size and activity of the jumble of NGOs is changing the meaning of the United Nations.

29.   We can change the meaning of the word and take the derogatory, negative message off it.

30.   When the music played in the honky-tonks stepped onto a national stage, it began to change its meaning.