Meanings of changed the time in English

The Crown has changed the time it thinks Christine and Amber Lundy were murdered.

The assistant quickly realised he had made a mistake and changed the time to five minutes.

We also changed the time of our meeting-up.

The like had befallen Napoleon (so writers said) when the winter changed the time of its appearance.

When employees worked late and punched out after their scheduled shift ending times, the employer changed the time records to remove the extra hours.

I took two Stokes shells, changed the time-fuse for instantaneous, took out the safety-pins holding the lever down by means of an iron ring.

"They must have changed the time-table," Nancy said.