Sentence examples for editing after from inspiring English sources

Like FOI and Myth, Babel is badly in need of editing: after 90 unbroken minutes of performance only Svensson emerges as a distinctive character.

The programme, the predecessor of Critics' Forum and now Saturday Review, was transmitted with only a bit of editing after we had all eaten lunch at Portland Place.

Pam's children remember her arriving home every night with the "manuscript bag", so that she could keep up with submissions and editing after they had gone to bed.

Tom Dunn, a spokesman for the State Education Department, said Mr. Mills ordered an end to the editing after conferring yesterday with the state Regents chancellor, Robert M. Bennett, and members of the Board of Regents.

Welles made the film a low-budget refraction of "Citizen Kane" through a "King Lear" prism for the producer Louis Dolivet, a longtime friend who nonetheless took back control of the editing after Welles missed the Christmas, 1954, deadline for a completed cut.

We met only a couple of times, but I would send Denis links to stories that I was proud of writing and editing; after I returned to The New Yorker to edit its Web site, he would e-mail me, asking us to put an individual article in front of the paywall.

Later, the article was much edited after well deserved criticism.

Again, quotes should not be submitted to press aides for approval or edited after the fact.

This article was edited after the final to modify tournament goals stats.

This post was edited after publication to correct a factual error.

In "Korengal," which Junger edited after Hetherington was killed, in Libya, the men ask that question again.