Sentence examples for in revised forms from inspiring English sources

For Schumann, this was a period of prolific composition in piano pieces, which were published either at once or, in revised forms, later.

The chapter appears in revised form in Markus Gross's Point-Based Graphics, Morgan Kaufmann, 1987.

They are now being updated and will go ahead in revised form.

(It was published in revised form by the Harvard University Press with the title "A System of Logistic").

Still, he knows that some of his peers will disapprove of his work on "The Mikado," even in revised form.

This Otho Eskin play, starring Laura Esterman as Sarah Bernhardt and Pamela Payton-Wright as Eleonora Duse, which opened off Broadway on Dec. 4, had been scheduled to open in revised form in early April at Circle in the Square.

Egan took a graduate fiction-writing workshop and submitted a portfolio of short stories as an honors thesis, one of which later appeared, in revised form, in her story collection, "Emerald City" (1996).

His first writings on linked-verse composition appeared in 1345 and were later put out in revised form as Renri hishō (roughly, "A Secret Selection of Renga Principles").

With a few added jolts and contrasts the Met has indicated that it will present the opera in revised form—"Two Boys" should find its footing on the stage.

A United Nations exhibit on the Rwandan genocide that was dismantled three weeks ago after Turkey objected to a reference to the Armenian genocide was opened in revised form by Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.

It ended with a 15-minute number called "The Golden Section," which seemed to float free of the rest and, in revised form, has led an independent life ever since.