Reaching the FA Cup final for the second time in our history suggests we have rewritten that narrative.
Ron Livingston as the haunted Dallas FBI Agent James Hosty, who had been tracking Oswald, who worries he missed something that could have rewritten that day.
We have rewritten that sentence in the Discussion to better clarify what we meant.
I should have rewritten that first novel, because the real magic in every book happens during revision.
David M. Herszenhorn (NYT) NEW HAVEN: BUDGET ERROR REMOVED -- Gov. John G. Rowland's budget office has acknowledged a potentially costly mistake and has rewritten legislation that could have cost New Haven nearly $30 million in state financing.
Second, even in instances where a full ban is not in effect and class actions are still permitted, the Court has rewritten the rules that govern class formation so strictly that it can be extremely difficult to form one.
Still, the choice was made by a government that wanted to distance itself from the British era, and that is an understandable motive, one that has rewritten the names of many countries, provinces and cities around the globe.
I was struck by this passage in "Storming the Gates", by Dan Balz and Ronald Brownstein, a book published in 1996.These angry white men are one legion in a grassroots movement that has rewritten the political equation of the 1990s, and in the process helped to transform the Republican Party.
Since then, Bernanke has presided over a Federal Reserve that has rewritten the books for how a central bank should respond to a financial crisis.
To that end it has rewritten the standard product so that it can be transformed into an object relational database with the addition of a simple plug-in program.
