Sentence examples for great rewriting from inspiring English sources

But other reforms are worth exploring, and would entail no great rewriting of the constitution.

One of the beauties of football is its capacity for reinvention, without great rewriting of the rules.

We say, "G-d is One". One planet, one people, one G-d, or we used to, before the great rewriting of all of our prayer books, which happened when I was about ten years old, in the early sixties.

Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis famously said, "There is no great writing, only great rewriting".

KPMG and Forbes hosted a 3-part salon series as part of "The Great Rewrite"—convening 30+ C-Suite executives in Chicago, NYC, and LA for an intimate dinner, panel discussion, and screening of the program's newest installation.

Keep in mind also that different schools might have different word or character limits for essays and supplemental questions, so make sure you read the instructions carefully and follow them to a T. 8)The Great Rewrite.

When it comes to perspective, time offers the greatest rewrite.

Although he was one of the greatest rewrite men in twentieth-century journalism some people who are famous for their writing are famous because Bob edited them, although he also knew when not to edit he hated to write under his own name and agonized when he was obliged to.

The image resonates as a kind of eureka moment, a founding mythology for a boy who, though never particularly strong or fast, would grow up to become the Great One, rewriting the record books by exploiting an uncanny spatial awareness skating to where the puck is going, not where it has been, as the business-school cliché has it.

"There are very few VCs out there with that ability to identify and go large in what will be great companies". Rewriting the VC playbook has been Founders Fund's approach since it began.

Rev., enl., and in great part rewritten / by Charlton T. Lewis.