Sentence examples for rewrite work from inspiring English sources

"He's a little bit of a dying breed," said the screenwriter and director Gary Ross, the author of "Big," "Dave" and "Pleasantville," who has done rewrite work for Mr. Bruckheimer.

However, the Writers Guild of America refused to credit Gilliam and Grisoni for their rewrite work, and Kruger received sole credit.

They compared it to a well-known standard, and said they believed that it could stand up to that great song if the rewrite worked well.

Wilson was brought on board to continue rewriting work with McDowell, though Burton replaced McDowell and Wilson with Skaaren due to creative differences.

At the New York Theater Workshop the artistic director, James C. Nicola, said two newly rewritten works by John Guare would be performed in repertory in May.

Interactive compilation through equational rewriting worked well in practice.

After each group member has completed his or her questions and answers, students exchange their writing with other group members for peer-editing and should rewrite their work accordingly.

The lack of clear guidance in the environmental review process was exacerbated by high turnover among scientists at the agency, many of whom said in interviews that they left for other jobs because they had been pressured to rewrite their work or had it rewritten for them and that they were perceived as obstacles in the way of drilling.

I'd then rewrite the work day in my head the way I wished it had turned out.

Despite the friction between them, Balakirev was the only man who ever persuaded Tchaikovsky to rewrite a work several times, as he did with Romeo and Juliet.

A powerful or convincing editor can push an author to entirely change the scope of a book, or can essentially rewrite a work.