Sentence examples for revised to say from inspiring English sources

It's been revised to say he'll be the first U.S-born director to do so.

At 2 27, though, the story was revised to say Ms. Giffords had been shot and killed, attributing the information to Mr. Karamargin and "news reports".

Katharine Hepburn's famous observation that Rogers gave Astaire sex and Astaire gave Rogers class might be revised to say, Ms. Cook gives Mr. Feinstein reality, and he gives her fantasy.

When the ship was seized in Panama, however, the cargo's bill of lading had been revised to say it was to be unloaded in Balboa and delivered to Gen. Adolfo Blandon, Chief of Staff of El Salvador's armed forces, at Acajutla, El Salvador.

At 2 27, though, the story was revised to say Ms. Giffords had been shot and killed, attributing the information to Mr. Karamargin and "news reports". Lower in the story, those news reports were identified as coming from NPR and CNN.

Though later I revised to say it could have been 8. Was it because I'd lied that I otherwise cooperated so fully?

The form was revised to simply say "Please include anything you think might help us understand barriers and facilitators to [the] implementation", with a few reminders and a list of potential topics followed by an empty text box [see Additional file 1].

It's unlikely it will collect more than $4 million in conveyance taxes, and the forecast on permit fees was revised to $6 million, said Mr. Freimuth.

Pressed, he revised it to say, "I was near where a shot landed".

Then I revised again to say Microsoft did buy Yahoo (given that much of the press in February made it sound like it was pretty much a done deal).

Eckert first said he would not use the Bush commercial, which was recorded Monday, but later revised this to say he had "not ruled out using it". Slaughter said of her opponent, "I don't think he took us seriously at all". In the Philadelphia suburbs, Coughlin had every reason to take Hoeffel seriously.