Sentence examples for based on an edited from inspiring English sources

" Edgar's updated version of the play is partly based on an edited Nicholas Nickleby that was performed at last year's California Shakespeare festival.

But last week, both the White House and the secretary of agriculture, Tom Vilsack, were unable to muster that switchboard magic to reach Shirley Sherrod, the Department of Agriculture official who was forced to resign based on an edited video clip that made it look as if she had discriminated against a white farmer.

This piece is based on an edited transcript of Lucy Kellaway's History of Office Life, produced by Russell Finch, of Somethin' Else, for Radio 4. Episode nine, Whatever Happened to the Paperless Office?, is broadcast at 13:45 BST on 1 August.

This piece is based on an edited transcript of Lucy Kellaway's History of Office Life, produced by Russell Finch, of Somethin' Else, for Radio 4. Episode one, The Beginnings of the Modern Office, is broadcast on 22 July, 13:45 BST.

This piece is based on an edited transcript of Lucy Kellaway's History of Office Life, produced by Russell Finch, of Somethin' Else, for Radio 4. Episode 10, The Office Is Where We Are, is broadcast at 13:45 BST on 2 August.

Shep Smith laid into his own network Wednesday, calling out Fox News for its role in hyping the Shirley Sherrod story based on an edited videotape (h/t Mediaite).

Language-based programming environments provide some or all of the functionality of a compiler, an interactive debugger, a browser, and a configuration manager behind a unified user interface based on an editing paradigm.

Academic Presentation: "Overview of Credit Markets for the Poor" Based on a book edited with Howard Rosenthal.

The case stemmed from an effort by Texas officials to punish Planned Parenthood based on a heavily edited and controversial undercover video made by two antiabortion activists purporting to show that the organization illegally sells fetal tissue left over from abortions for scientific research.

This volume, containing what has recently been claimed as the final version of Bruno's Ash Wednesday Supper, presents a new translation based on a newly edited text, with critical comment that takes account of the most current discussion of the textual, historical, cosmological and philosophical issues raised in this dialogue.

Researchers interested in guest editing a monograph based on a previously guest edited ZDM issue or on a entirely new topic should contact the series editors Gabriele Kaiser ([email protected]) and Bharath Sriraman ([email protected]) for details on how to submit a proposal.