Sentence examples for Abridged to from inspiring English sources

Reading "All We Know," one feels convinced that "gay culture" should simply be abridged to "culture".

Love said, however, that the policy was later abridged to prevent disclosure of who made the recommendations.

But it was not quite like any other Easter, with communion customs abridged to help avert a full-blown epidemic.

For one thing, the menu will be abridged to about a third of the size of the 150-dish Las Vegas original.

But to my regret, the "A to Z of Ingredients" has been abridged to make room for the lavishly illustrated recipes that occupy roughly half the oversize volume.

The show played 14 years in London's West End and has spawned a series of similar dramatics, from "The Complete History of America (Abridged)" to "All the Great Books (Abridged)" to "The Bible: The Complete Word of God (Abridged)," as well as a line of related books.

The 1961 edition, skilfully abridged down to 346 pages by John Tyler Bonner, presents the essence of Thompson's argument.

Therefore, it has been adapted or abridged according to the perspectives and needs of different users.

The velocity refers to the frequency of data streams, which is needed to be abridged in order to handle big data effectively.

"No shorties, no shorties," yelled one judge, Keith Fields, to contestants whose fatigue tempted them to abridge the motion to save time and strength.

"I am sad that these alleged liberals spent two years trying to ruin my life and trying to abridge my right to free speech.