Sentence examples for Having rewritten from inspiring English sources

Having rewritten the book on anthrax treatment, they may well write the first book on anthrax recovery.

Having rewritten the schedule so Labour could ride to the rescue, they saw the very people who were supposed to be shoring up the remain message drawing attention to their biggest weakness.

"It is not hyperbole," he wrote, "to talk about it as having rewritten what we knew of the Jews, the Middle East, and the Mediterranean in the Middle Ages".

Opposition members accused the government of concealing relevant information and, in particular, of having rewritten a word in the internal note of March 25 from the finance ministry to the prime minister's office.

When Skunk in a Funk (as Andrew Hurley's audacious translation appropriately renders "Tetrica Mofeta"), after having rewritten "The Color of Summer" several times, is forced by the Cuban government to denounce the work and burn it, Gabriel takes a box of matches and Reinaldo sets fire to the manuscript.

What writer doesn't fantasise about swallowing a miracle drug that can wipe their memory and allow them to read their story with fresh eyes, without knowing what's coming, without having rewritten the dialogue and tinkered with every paragraph a thousand times?

But TED has rewritten the rules.

Jordan has rewritten the rules.

You could have rewritten the scorecards.

Peter Carey has rewritten it in Jack Maggs.

Soon McCarthy had rewritten the character for Dinklage.