Sentence examples for revised there from inspiring English sources

Since 2006, seven shows that originated or were revised there have moved to New York (and elsewhere), including "Wishful Drinking," Carrie Fisher's solo show now on Broadway, and Sarah Ruhl's "In the Next Room (or the vibrator play)," which began Broadway previews on Thursday.

However, although the ICT literacy curriculum was revised, there was no ICT literacy in-service training curriculum to reflect the revised ICT literacy curriculum.

In part because the tax bill was so endlessly and furtively revised, there was a great deal of confusion, both online and off, about its particulars; writers were sending each other tense e-mails and fretting in dark taverns, sharing fears that a job which already feels financially precarious for most was about to get even riskier.

Although Manuel Valls, the French prime minister, said in 2013 that he would like to see "certain aspects" revised, there is no indication that Paris is seriously considering backing out of the treaty, which it could do simply by giving two years' notice.

Before guidelines can be revised, there is a case to be made for seeking robust clinical trial evidence, a scientific endeavour currently undertaken by the Randomised Ambulatory Management of Primary Pneumothorax study (RAMPP) [10].

3. Take a look at existing laws that may need to be revised: There are many laws on the books that either need to be revised or implemented more effectively.

Whether you spend your time raving or revising, there's always something better to do than think about eating healthily.

Yet however he revises, "There's always a rhythm in my mind as to how the syntax will best help tell the story," Mr. Egatz said.

Nobody cares that they're revised repeats there; it's what we expect from those channels.

January 28 , 20149.42am GMT Today's data  also means that the UK has grown for all four quarters in a calendar year -- that's not happened since 2008  (although the double dip was revised away, there have been occasional quarters of negative or flat growth) Joe Grice repeated that that there is now a "rather better tone" to the UK economy, after four quarters of growth.

The country's Intelligence Act is also being revised, and there has been talk of adding snooping abilities like those apparently possessed by the N.S.A. "There will be a lot of jealousy among services that the U.S. has these powers," said Simone Halink, a spokeswoman for Bits of Freedom, a Dutch digital rights group.