Sentence examples for revise in the from inspiring English sources

But that's a line he may have to revise in the light of recent developments.

So imagine being followed by a camera crew while trying to revise in the library or finish a piece of coursework at the eleventh hour.

It was a theme she focused on in the preface to "The Fannie Farmer Cookbook," the classic American volume that she was hired to revise in the late 1970s.

And as an MP she was able to revise in the House of Commons library, which must be the most appropriate place to prepare for exams on British politics, but an experience she described as "nuts".

Because the traditional technique of fresco painting was too final for Leonardo's method of working, he invented a new technique still not fully understood that permitted him to revise in the manner of oil painting.

It's better to revise in the mornings rather than learning.

It was modified in 1919 and was printed in New Thought until revised in the 1950s.

(In essence, the probabilities of events are continually revised in the light of new information).

And after spending several hours revising in the library, it was also a little dispiriting.

A governmental program must therefore be frequently revised in the light of unfolding circumstances.

Like all research results, the conclusions of these papers may have to be revised in the light of future research.