Sentence examples for in an edited form from inspiring English sources

Clements said: "Most TV anime that now achieves any fame within UK fandom was broadcast late at night or only available on TV in an edited form.

It then traveled the world in an edited form.

But still I wonder why some TV ads from large companies run in one form and then -- very shortly thereafter -- run only in an edited form, with a clever or perhaps racy or mildly offensive line edited out.

A videotape of General Clark's testimony will be shown perhaps in an edited form on Friday, both at The Hague tribunal and on its Web site.

The interview with Mr. Obama, which made the rounds on conservative Web sites in an edited form on Monday and was posted on YouTube, probed his views on the civil rights-era Supreme Court.

In those days independent film-making had difficulty getting it on to any channel, and Last Grave did make it, in an edited form, to the Man Alive slot.

These are but a few of the morsels in Mr. Bloomberg's 2006 tax returns, made available, in a highly edited form, to reporters in New York for two hours yesterday.

Mr. Hughes is not only adept at making us see the grandeur and spectacle of Rome, but he also reminds us that our image of that city, at least in its Classical period, "comes down to us in a very edited form," shaped by the art and artists of later years, who gave us a city that is "mostly white," filled with white columns, white colonnades, flights of white stairs.

Even by the stratospheric standards of Michael R. Bloomberg, 2010 represented a year of pronounced consumption and charity, according to tax documents and disclosure reports that were revealed in a heavily edited form on Friday.

Episode three, "The Food", was repeated in a slightly edited form on BBC 2 on 26 August 1991 as part of The Lime Grove Story.

In France, the action was infamous for a despatch supposedly sent by Dupotet and subsequently printed in edited form in the newspaper Le Moniteur Universel.