Sentence examples for needed rewriting from inspiring English sources

He often told me that he dIdn't think he was a good enough writer for proset and altoough he loved to write, he notoriously hated to revise.

As of two days ago, he had only just finished writing all the scenes for the play, God in Ruins, and many of those still needed rewriting.

The game's new 3D engine is ready, but it wasn't easy, because all the core technology needed rewriting to suit the new-generation game console.

Water simulation software from A Perfect Storm could be reused a rare boon in special effects projects but the computer programs still needed rewriting.

NCF chairman professor Mike Harmer said the report needed rewriting "to ensure there was no ambiguity" and claimed the underlying message of the revised submission was the same as the original.

Mr Straw said it was "not a particularly well constructed act, intellectually" and suggested that areas that needed rewriting were those relating to protecting collective responsibility, protecting a "space" for confidential advice in policy making and a "ridiculous drafting error" that meant that if the rarely-exercised ministerial veto was used, it did not apply "for all time".

But some titles and lyrics really need rewriting entirely.

Certainly the second act needs rewriting where you have this happening and that happening.' We weren't at all confidant.

We all know when we haven't managed it, when something needs rewriting or tearing up altogether.

Forty years' worth of legislation and cross-border agreements need rewriting in a more complicated, multipolar world.

Pay-TV looks a lot like retail banking: competition is weak not because the rules need rewriting but because customers are reluctant to switch suppliers.