Moved 'can be adjusted' sentence further up in README.md.
@@ -170,7 +170,8 @@ The example above shows an event-sourced aggregate class named
is used to initialise the `name` attribute, and also initialises
a `history` attribute as an empty list. It has a method `make_it_so()`
that takes an argument `what` and appends the given value to the
-`history` of the `World`.
+`history` of the `World`. This example can be adjusted and extended
+for any event-sourced domain model.
The `World` class uses the aggregate base class `Aggregate` from
the library's `domain` module. The `@event` decorator is used to
@@ -182,9 +183,6 @@ of the `Created` event class will have a `name` attribute value. And
instances of the `SomethingHappened` event class will have a `what`
attribute value.
-This example can be adjusted and extended for any event-sourced
-domain model.
-
When the `World` aggregate class is called, an instance of the
`Created` event class is constructed. This event object instance
is used to construct an instance of the `World` aggregate class.
