Sentence examples for once rewritten from inspiring English sources

Officers were asked to write 25 words or fewer on what their book would be about — words that, once rewritten over and over and ultimately boiled down to a single word, would serve to keep them from straying into tangents when they got around to actual writing.

Once any rewrite begins in earnest, however, Mr. Obama will need to support specific changes that will be unpopular with at least some groups.

While there are occasional setbacks, his government is courting political opponents it once imprisoned, rewriting draconian laws and seeking peace with some ethnic minorities.

Unless you're the sort of person who drafts letters once before rewriting them, rambling is a natural side effect to putting pen to paper.

"There's a vibe in a workshop that is hard to imagine, the way the directors and writers and musicians and actors and choreographer interact, and how things unfold, say, once script rewrites come in.

"It is outrageous that the Supreme Court once again rewrote ObamaCare to save this deeply flawed law," Fiorina wrote on Facebook on Thursday, before adding the obligatory, "We need to repeal ObamaCare".

Once he rewrote an innocuous item published by San Francisco Chronicle columnist Herb Caen about South African Bishop Desmond Tutu and the wife of prominent attorney Melvin Belli--and submitted it as his own work.

They commissioned new drafts from Nicholas Pileggi and Paul Schrader, but the script was rewritten once more by Bo Goldman.

Vaz should step down now, and the interim report be scrapped and rewritten once the new chair is appointed.

Once you've rewritten the past to make your opponents look worse, then you're well on your way to justifying writing them out of the future entirely.

"I suspect that that the history of reform movements such as the Underground Railroad will be rewritten once historians appreciate how famous and little-known activists communicated through the newspapers," Professor Hodges said.