make an alteration

If they do, we may then make certain alterations in the office staff which have needed making for some time.

And even then, I fear they will have made alterations to it.

During the 1870s, it is believed, he made a major alteration in the house.

Ray was still making alterations to it at the time of his death in 1979.

The idea is to give the editor plenty of room to make changes and alterations.

As such, they may need to make alterations to their tactics often during a game.

The individual doing it was moving very quietly, just making little alterations.

He is making alterations for higher power and greater pressures.

On this particular morning she had come early to make an alteration in a gown.

Family descendants who lived in the house until 1978 made alterations of their own.