Sentence examples for in edited form from inspiring English sources
Clyde noted that despite all the archival footage used in the massive 1995-96 "Anthology" documentary, of the 50 selections in the deluxe edition of the "1+" release, only 10 were featured in full in "Anthology," 18 were sampled in edited form or edited with other material, 13 were not shown in any form and nine are newly discovered or created since the '90s.
Editions began appearing in edited form, with derogatory language and plot elements revised or removed entirely.
The result is an oral history, published here in edited form and in full on the review's website.
Text answers and geographic variables below region level are withheld from the public data, but will eventually be available in edited form as restricted data.
Mr Lewis's message, couched in the language of ensuring "plurality" and promoting "citizenship", will be reinforced in Cardiff tonight at an awards ceremony, The Wales Yearbook Political Awards, which ITV Wales is backing and will televise in edited form tomorrow.
The report, released in edited form by Glenn A. Fine, the department's inspector general, found that the F.B.I. still lacked the capacity to translate all the terrorism-related material from wiretaps and other intelligence sources and that the influx of new material has outpaced the bureau's resources.
The failed Magna Carta agreement was resuscitated by Marshal's protectorate and reissued in an edited form in 1217 as a basis for future government.
The details have now been reported inside of Egypt and abroad, on the Web site of Al-Masry Al-Youm (where the entire issue can be downloaded, though in its edited form) and in the British newspaper The Independent.
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.
