Sentence examples similar to a revised finale from inspiring English sources
The 1948 score provided copyright protection to the work in America, where it had lapsed, but Boosey (who acquired the Editions Russe catalogue) did not have the rights to the revised finale.
A revised budget later passed.
So: a revised launch schedule.
Bizet revised this finale several times to increase its dramatic effect.
Notwithstanding the fact Alonso's Ferrari always goes better in the race than it does in qualifying, he faces a mountain steeper even than the run to the unusual first corner here if he is to keep his title hopes alive long enough to exploit a heavily revised car for next week's finale in Brazil.
Mr. Muti has always presented an unconventional version of "Otello" and will do so again here, incorporating the Act III finale as Verdi revised it for a production in Paris in 1894, seven years after the work's premiere, at the Teatro Alla Scala in Milan.
Program II: Opening dance from "Gallery," finale of "Mechanical Organ," "Boulevard" from "Imago," "Hoop" from "Totem," "Garden" from "Tent," "Noumenon," finale of "Totem" (revised).
That finale might have been piquant if it had ended a run of the revised short, taut suits with which Mr. Browne changed the shape of men's fashion.
In 1945 Britten revised it, replacing a skittish third movement with a more sombre passacaglia that, in Matthews's view, gives the work more depth, and makes the apparent triumph of the finale more ambivalent.
