Sentence examples for instead of editing from inspiring English sources
Mr. Tyrangiel is 37, and, with his rosy cheeks and bright brown eyes, seems like he should be playing stickball in 1940s Brooklyn instead of editing a business magazine.
"Prometheus," Mr. Scott's well-reviewed return to science fiction, was second, taking in about $50 million for 20th Century Fox -- a result that surpassed expectations and validated Fox's decision to support Mr. Scott's creative vision instead of editing the film in pursuit of a less restrictive rating.
One thing I love about XMR-Stak is that instead of editing a configuration file in notepad, the interface just asks you a series of questions.
So instead of editing the genome one site at a time, Church's team used machines to synthesize long stretches of the recoded genome from scratch, each chunk containing multiple changes.
Instead of editing around full scenes or shots of footage, single elements can be singled out and manipulated.
Also, when you are telling your own stories, try and be as honest about yourself as possible instead of editing.
"It's almost like oral language instead of edited text," said Fred R. Shapiro, editor of the "Yale Book of Quotations" and an associate librarian at the Yale Law School.
So instead of actually editing the video you edit the XML.
The title of the article, in the "existing drafts" box, will be bold~faced when in the draft (when you've hit "edit" in the existing drafts box; if the title in the existing drafts box is not bold, you are editing the article. If you go into "My Drafts" and click on a title (instead of "edit"), you will be editing the article, and not your draft!
While experimenting with dozens of photo apps, he developed his signature approach to iPhone photography: Instead of just editing an image with one app, he often runs it through several apps, one after the other, in a specific sequence.
Instead of constantly editing the same document, users are invited to submit their own versions, which can then be voted on and rated by their peers.
