Sentence examples for in a revised version of from inspiring English sources

Instead, he starred in a revised version of the 1999 musical "Parade" in Los Angeles.

In a revised version of this article sent to Fey on 7 April, King inserted additional material at this point.

In a revised version of "System and Dialectics of Art," Graham removed many of the artists he had originally included.

The woman accusing Kobe Bryant, the basketball star, of rape identified herself by name in a revised version of the suit she filed two months ago.

In its application to Vietnam, the doctrine of credibility found expression in a revised version of the traditional domino theory which might be called the psychological domino theory.

According to the announcement, Ms. Dunaway will star in a revised version of Matthew Lombardo's "Tea at Five," to be directed by John Tillinger.

The authors should use their judgement in how best to address these issues in preparing a revised version of the paper.

In 1980, a revised version of the DFV was introduced in which ancillaries such as the water and oil pumps were reduced in size and grouped further forwards on the flanks of the engine to provide more clearance for ground effect tunnels under the cars.

The struggles of the Palestinian people could be found at the core of many works, particularly Susan Abulhawa's novel Mornings in Jenin, a revised version of her The Scar of David (2006), in which the unending political conflict between Israelis and Palestinians causes human tragedies.

In response to such criticisms, Bennett and his colleagues published, in 2009, a revised version of the questionnaire, the FIQR [ 8].

The Internal Revenue Service, in unveiling a revised version of the reporting form used by nonprofits, made clear in December that it did not consider bad debt a part of charity care.