Sentence examples for abridged and from inspiring English sources

Immediately abridged and bowdlerized, they were seized upon by the prosperous young.

RUTGERS-NEWARK'S BRADLEY HALL THEATER "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare," abridged and adapted.

There were people I trusted And that trust, through the years, was abridged and disrupted.

(The show is abridged and altered, but not to damaging effect).

Nick Paumgarten "Memoirs: Duc de Saint-Simon," abridged and translated by Lucy Norton, Volume I, 1691-1709.

"To be, or not to be" is in (though abridged), and so is the stabbing of Polonius behind the arras.

It was largely finished by 1834, but Prescott dedicated two years to abridging and redrafting it.

These extremists filed a 14-page voter suppression bill on April 4, 2013, the 45th anniversary of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and added 57-pages of anti-democracy laws, with a single purpose: to abridge and shrink the growing electorate of color.

A food frequency questionnaire (FFQ) was derived from that used previously in the Zenith study of healthy ageing [ 30] and then abridged, piloted and employed as a measure of how often ten different food groups (dairy; meat/poultry; fish/eggs; bread/cereals; confectionary/bakery; spreads; oils; fruit/vegetables; wine; and, other alcoholic drinks) were consumed.

Later editions altered and abridged the text, and the names of Choibalsan's coauthors eventually disappeared from the title page just as the men themselves did, as a result of purges driven by Choibalsan.

Nested PCR was performed using two so2426-specific primers (2426-GSP2: 5'-TGCACTAACCGTCGCTCTATGGCCTGCAAA-3' and 2426-GSP3: 5'-GCACCAAGTTCATAGCTTCGTATCCTGTCT-3') and the manufacturer-supplied abridged anchor and abridged universal anchor primers.