Sentence examples for is now being rewritten from inspiring English sources
The section on Poland is now being rewritten.
Despite his high hopes, the show did not come together and is now being rewritten.
Robert Burns wrote that his love would last "Till a' the seas gang dry, my dear", but that sentiment is now being rewritten in Paris.
In another case, one part that was initially conceived as a 20-year-old male is now being rewritten to be 40 years old". Nevertheless, those casting rumours keep coming.
The regulations are now being rewritten.
They are unworthy gestures to a core Democratic constituency that was made specific, repeated promises in exchange for its votes, promises that are now being rewritten to ease the political pain of true leadership.
The 1960s screenplay will be now be rewritten by producer Steve Zaillian, the writer of Schindler's List.
But this is no simple task: Since eBird's edifice was built from the ground up to be maximally accessible, Iliff says, hiding data is "a challenging thing to work out both on the technical and the policy sides". After much deliberation, the platform's code is now being extensively rewritten so selected species' locations can be kept from public view.
Until a few weeks ago it had been assumed that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs) that tower over America's $11 trillion mortgage market, could survive the storm with at worst a few bruises.That script is now being dramatically rewritten.
Manuel Portela's book is a welcome reminder that literary self-consciousness has a long history one that is now being revised, recycled, and rewritten by Portela and the authors he encounters.
Some of those rules are now being completely rewritten.
