Sentence examples for material editing from inspiring English sources

The four foreign defendants in the case, including Greste, are charged with "spreading false news", collaborating and assisting the Egyptian defendants in their crimes by providing media material, editing it and publishing it on the Internet and al-Jazeera.

Bartley and Ó Briain shot more than 200 hours of material; editing focused on identifying footage that would make the film entertaining and drive the plot.

He worked on the memoir for over a year, eventually filling five green ring binders with many hundreds of pages, and over the next few years, despite suffering two strokes, he repeatedly went back to the material, editing, amending and adding to what he had written.

The first picture, with the intruding material edited out, became the original famous portrait.

The author of the serious case review, Edi Carmi, said much of the material edited out of the report concerned issues fundamental to the inquiry.

The court reconvened some thirty minutes later, and Judge Lasker remarked wryly, "I have not had the benefit of talking to all my scriptwriters, or having this material edited one way or another".

In them, he gives one of the fullest accountings yet of the many scraps of information in the Stravinsky archive maintained by the Paul Sacher Foundation in Basel, Switzerland: unpublished letters and documents, and material edited out of books and films by or about the composer.

His early lectures, along with some additional material, edited by Heidegger and Edith Stein, appeared in 1928 – and in English as The Phenomenology of Internal Time-Consciousness (1950).

A new edition of Green's Works was published in 1997, which includes over 500 pages of previously unpublished material edited by Peter Nicholson.

The book version includes material edited out of the original articles, as well as photographs of the various cities.

Then there's The Rough Guide to Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials, edited by Paul Simpson.