Sentence examples for now being rewritten from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
Culture 4.0 has now been rewritten in Web format so it requires the use of a browser.
That the crafting of that legislation was so difficult leaves one despairing that this pillar of the Great Society could now be rewritten, given our partisan incivility.
The received signal at the nodes in (6) can now be rewritten as (35).
The principal's problem can now be rewritten in terms of ((bar {{mathbf {q}}}, bar {{mathbf {k}}}, bar {{mathbf {dt}}})) as.
Let us insist that condition (3′) may now be rewritten as: (3″): Γ belongs to one of the elementary invariant subspaces (mathcal {E}_{varLambda}).
How it has now been rewritten that dubstep the dubstep that was created in London was in fact "dark instrumental two-step," and how it wasn't actually dubstep until it got huge and squelchy and American.
