Sentence examples similar to much abridged timeline from inspiring English sources
The service for those with dementia is much abridged, more tactile and favors a higher ratio of music to words.
A cycle of Mozart operas is under way, expertly steered by the Italian conductor Gianluca Marciano and, a few years ago, they staged a cut-down version of the Ring, much abridged and scored for a reduced orchestra.
Furthermore, when A Critique of Political Economy was replaced by Capital, Marx made no attempt to keep the 1859 Preface in print, and its content is reproduced just as a very much abridged footnote in Capital.
*An earlier and much abridged version of this article appeared in French in the December 2012 edition of Le Monde Diplomatique.
The Confederates discovered this for themselves when they created a much-abridged version of Lowe's Balloon Corps.
A more radical temple established in Hamburg in 1818 adopted all of Jacobson's reforms and published its own much-abridged prayer book, which deleted almost all references to the long-awaited restoration of Zion.
That would require a much longer timeline than quarterly profit-and-loss statements allow.
Many other service members are struggling through the system on a much longer timeline and with much more dire outcomes.
However, specialist analysis and reporting frequently occurs on a much different timeline than archaeological fieldwork.
The process was proposed to be done on a much quicker timeline than past statements.
