Sentence examples for heavily rewritten from inspiring English sources

The cybersecurity bill, already heavily rewritten to reflect opposition from industry groups and their political allies, died in the Senate on  Thursday.

Tea and Sympathy (1956) was adapted from the play by Robert Anderson, which was heavily rewritten by Anderson to comply with Production Code standards.

The two for which he wrote both music and lyrics ("A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" and "A Little Night Music") were heavily rewritten and are much reviled for desecrating excellent material; the two for which he wrote lyrics only ("West Side Story," right, and "Gypsy") were mostly faithful but have many critics.

Most of the plays had to be heavily rewritten in order to keep their place in the repertoire after the reopening of the theatres with the restoration of the monarchy in 1660, and through the 18th century: so as to conform to the theatrical taste of the age, King Lear was decked out with a happy ending and Macbeth with all-singing, all-dancing witches.

For radio and television, the censored version was heavily rewritten to remove many of the song's references to drugs and sex and was renamed "Purple Hills".

During production, Bakshi's original screenplay was scrapped by producer Frank Mancuso, Jr. and heavily rewritten by Michael Grais, Mark Victor and Larry Gross.

After retiring from the dictionary, Mr. Burchfield turned his attention to grammar, heavily rewriting Henry Watson Fowler's 1926 classic.

The United States and other members of the Group of 8 industrialized nations heavily rewrote much of the initiative during a summit meeting this week in Sea Island, Georgia.

The bill doesn't exist yet, say negotiators, because the Senate is heavily rewriting the House version.

"The Comforters" was heavily revised and rewritten, but most of the rest were barely touched.

As a staff writer -- four of which they got rewritten heavily.