Sentence examples for he is revising from inspiring English sources

He is revising school curriculums, condemning Islamic extremism and easing restrictions on the press.

The author of several short stories published in women's magazines, he is revising his first novel, "Barney," a romantic adventure about a pilot named Frank Barnes, set in World War I.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15: John Kenney, a privately held individual based in New York, announced today that he is revising an earlier statement of his yearly earnings, previously reported late Saturday night in a downtown nightclub to a woman named Dallas and her friend, Babs.

John has heard all the theories — including the "revisionist" theory, which holds that when John makes a moving and compassionate statue of a girl who happens to be a whore embracing her grandmother who happens to be a drug dealer he is "revising" the block to fit his own sentimental notions of what the block should be — but John says it is really just a question of home.

At least he's revising, though.

At his death he was revising his latest book, "The Slang of Aestheticism: The Anglo-American Color-Music Project, 1898-1950".

In the days before he died, he was revising, from his hospital bed, the autobiography he planned to publish on the Internet.

Although he has explained the method in his company's news releases, he said he was revising the Web site and brochures to give customers more information on the process.

His books about the future were "Optimism One," "Telespheres" and "Are You Transhuman?" He was revising two others, "Countdown to Immortality" and "The Coming Age of Abundance" when he fell ill.

But in this case, Alan J. Auerbach, the organizer of the seminar, joined William G. Gale and Peter R. Orszag of the Brookings Institution, a research group, to rebut the work of Professor Boskin even as he was revising the paper.

He was revising a paper on dyscalculia -- an inability to perform calculations because of brain damage -- in his lab and thinking about a colleague's description of academia as an endless paper trail.