Sentence examples similar to article rearranged from inspiring English sources

Rather than refresh the entire page (a page view) as you would with a traditional web page, the AJAX technology downloads just the body of the news article and rearranges the Web page to present the article content.

Rehashing other people's articles by rearranging the paragraphs is still plagiarism and will get you a bad reputation and maybe a lawsuit.

An article on June 13 about rearranging pieces of classical music referred incorrectly to arrangements of Samuel Barber's popular Adagio for Strings.

The steeplechase stakes events have been reduced from 17to1010 & rearranged... View Article By John Cassidy By Alan Burdick By Atul Gawande By Lidija Haas.

For instance, let's say you rearranged someone's article to better fit wikiHow's standard format.

I'm still interesting!" I considered ramming home my point by chopping this article into random segments and rearranging them in a different order, like a Tristan Tzara poem.

Under direction, a word processor can correct misspellings, insert or delete words or sentences, rearrange sections of an article, or prepare accurately typed copies, but it cannot write an article.

I had been rearranging the words in an article for hours.

The New Yorker, August 22 , 1988P. 60 Allow me to rearrange my bones- View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell By Masha Gessen.

The article selectively omits sections of my writing, rearranges others, and neglects to include specific references I made to Republican leaders' concerns about the damage that a Trump nomination could do to their party.

If the news article was not written in chronological order, rearrange the events as you write them down so that they do fall in chronological order.