Sentence examples for been condensed into a from inspiring English sources

(These might have been condensed into a single, livelier one).

But it's as if their entire youth had been condensed into a few months.

Conversely, though, imagine the intensity if the show's dark, dreamlike energy had been condensed into a couple of hours.

In this case, it is said that the nitrogen gas has been condensed into a liquid, the word condense meaning "to make dense"—i.e., to decrease the volume.

But this year, the job market has been condensed into a few days, with teams hoping to have their rosters mostly set by the time camps open.

The current version has been condensed into a play of about four hours in a co-production between the Edinburgh Festival and the Abbey Theatre of Dublin (which, we are reminded in a programme note, is the Irish National Theatre).

The original LPs, "The Feeling Is Mutual" and "A Shade of Difference," have been condensed into an excellent CD from Mosaic, "The Helen SessionsDick Katz Sessions".

Better yet, it might have been condensed into an amusing 15-minute play, one that ends while it's still in fairly good health.

It can't be condensed into a few paragraphs.

So the data for five weeks is condensed into a month normally reporting four weeks.

Everyone's stories are condensed into a series of snapshots from a brief period.