Sentence examples for done some rewriting from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Bicknell has apparently done some rewriting — a reference to Martha Stewart would have been obscure three decades ago — the play is every bit as inane and inept as history has recorded.

It was the first Capra production since 1933 not written by Riskin, who had departed from Columbia; Riskin's place was taken by Sidney Buchman, who had done some rewrites on Lost Horizon.

She would do some rewriting for the next session of the writing group that Mr. Lamb leads here.

When Anderson wanted the composer to do some rewriting on the score before the New York opening, he found that Porter had already started once more on his casual travels.

That's when the Supreme Court did some rewriting of its own to the U.S. Constitution.

He said the dying Wilson was able to muster enough strength and focus to do some rewriting even after the show opened at the Taper.

If you find, as you're writing your synopsis, that your story has plot holes and things that don't make sense, you may need to go back and do some rewriting for your story.

But he got approval from the producers to do some rewrites.

To be sure, his period at the Playhouse had its triumphs - from Pirandello to Osborne to Barry Collins - along with a redemptive revival of Coalhouse Door, embracing the then Conservative prime minister Edward Heath and the three-day week; I even did some rewrites by candlelight during a power cut.

In an effort to appease the star, Universal hired Patrick Marber ("Closer," "Notes on a Scandal") to do some rewrites on the script -- but the next day Hunnam announced his departure.

"I've had to do some late-night rewriting of Ma's recipes when she finally got a chance to look the page over".