Sentence examples for being rewritten for from inspiring English sources

Because whatever we do in Britain, the old rules of the global economy are being rewritten for us.

When I heard the Voder creating different syllabic stresses to put "expression into a sentence," I thought "Maria" was being rewritten for "Wall-E".

A 1971 nonfiction book about two men who bought a lion cub from the pet department at Harrod's and tried to raise him in a flat on Kings Road is being rewritten for children, following the success of a YouTube video that shows the authors being reunited with the lion years after he had been released into the wild.

"It's being rewritten for an all-black cast".

Responding to the controversy of Asian roles being rewritten for white actors, Yu recast some of the industry's biggest blockbusters with Cho as the leading star. .

The Nepali constitution is being rewritten for the first time in 23 years, thus affording the opportunity to promote concepts of equality and equity as fundamental principles for everyone.

Shakespeare's plays have been rewritten for centuries.

For rural audiences, "Soul City" is rewritten for radio in nine languages.

At first, Sicario's backers wanted Blunt's role to be rewritten for a man.

"The Comedy" was written for brass instruments and a rhythm section, and was rewritten for this performance to accommodate saxophones.

It's common these days, though, for plays of an older vintage to be rewritten for revivals.