Sentence examples for edited much from inspiring English sources
In the current publishing climate, could he perhaps be writing – or being edited – much too fast?
After participating in the abortive November 1923 Munich (Beer Hall) Putsch, he escaped to Austria but returned voluntarily to Landsberg prison, where he took down and edited much of Hitler's dictation for Mein Kampf.
But because digital images could be transmitted and edited much more quickly, by decade's end nearly all newspapers and magazines had transitioned to a digital workflow process, and their photographers were using digital cameras designed for professionals.
Bear in mind that the BHF, along with other charities and the public health establishment, has evangelised a selectively edited, much traduced, some might say mythical account of the Mediterranean diet.
He edited much of the episode's script, after receiving it from Reed.
Scott and Rawlings edited much of the film to have a slow pace to build suspense for the more tense and frightening moments.
In the real world where I live, I can type and edit much faster on a Blackberry.
Mr. Michaels was an anomaly in modern journalism, an editor at a major publication who insisted on personally editing much of what it published.
That sounds like great fun, though most of the Peyton Place stuff seems to have involved Dickinson only obliquely, as when her brother Austin undertook a long-term affair with Mabel Loomis Todd (a better fit for the harlot role), who went on to edit much of Emily's work after her death, battling other family members for rights along the way.
Until this week, USDA's stance on the CRISPR-Cas9 system, which allows gene editing much more quickly and easily than in the past, was unclear.
