Sentence examples for edited version of an address from inspiring English sources

This is an edited version of an address she is giving at the inaugural Knowledge Action Change dialogue on Tobacco Harm Reduction and New Nicotine Product - an End to Smoking? at the Guildhall, London today.

The other is a slightly edited version of a commercial he released two days ago.

The collective called Center for Urban Pedagogy planted models for urban architecture among footwear displays in Sneaker Mart Plus, and the artist Liselot van der Heijden's places a pointedly edited version of George W. Bush's 2004 State of the Union address in a shop among tapes of speeches by Malcolm X and Martin Luther King.

(I later discovered that I had watched an edited version of even more violent footage).

The soundtrack (released in 1968) includes an edited version of the song and two reprises of it.

What follows is a condense, edited version of their conversation.

Here's a lightly edited version of our email conversation: Q. Vote buying is obviously illegal.

Listen to a lightly edited version of the interview below.

This is a slightly edited version of the executive summary of the design project produced by ISU students at their 2000 Summer Session Programme in Valparaiso, Chile.

Cyber-cafes in Rangoon and Mandalay can only connect to a heavily edited version of the Web.

This mono CD included a slightly edited version of "Flaming".