Sentence examples for long rewriting from inspiring English sources

The New York chapter of the American Institute of Architects has been an active force throughout the long rewriting process, working with Joseph B. Rose, his staff and the Planning Commission to hone and redefine the proposal.

I can see why Hughes spent so long rewriting it (there are at least three unfinished versions in the archive, apparently) and then deciding it still wasn't really ready for publication.

In 1970, he formed his own company, Max Clifford Associates, and before long had rewritten the rules of public relations, not only providing stories, but often making them up.

At the center of "A Lesson from Aloes," and of Fugard's other plays, too, are the moments in which his characters try to revolt against the narratives that have been forced on them (apartheid) or that they long to rewrite (the past, love).

Smith said that he believed the Bible had been corrupted through the ages, and that his revision worked to restore the original intent; it added long passages rewritten "according to his inspiration".

It's not writing that takes Caro so long but, rather, rewriting.

That said, the reissue goes a long way toward rewriting a dark chapter in the history of 80's cinema.

It seemed, not long ago, that rewriting history took some time perhaps a generation or two.

On the long load to rewriting what is currently known as the No Child Left Behind Act, the nation's orchestras -- in partnership with arts advocates nationwide -- made contact thousands of times with Congress, calling on policymakers to close gaps in access to arts education in our nation's public schools.

For example, a feature such as has a long neck was rewritten as has a long neck and has a neck.

She spent a very long time writing and rewriting a screenplay that no one seemed to like.