And I was rewriting and rewriting right up until we did the final voice recording, on that same morning.
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Writing and rewriting ate up another two years.
Then there would be interest, I'd rewrite, hurry up, turn it in and wait weeks and weeks, just waiting.
Sixty people, including you, worked on parts of this book — editing, rewriting, touching up illustrations — yet each story has a personal style.
Johnston was sent home for taking pep pills, despite playing as though he was hooked on Mogadon; there were rows in the camp over bonus money; and the team drew 1-1 wIranIran, completing a trifecta of wondrous dictionary rewrites, following up the hubris and harbinger updates with a free-jazz reinterpretation of nadir.
The discussions led to repeated rewrites, right up to the day the pages were to be shot.
Textbooks are being rewritten, stand-up comics are second-guessing their jokes, all because some thin-skinned brats think the world should bend over backwards so they don't have to experience a single moment of discomfort.
Lenny could be an infuriating collaborator, insisting on rewrites up to the last minute before transmission.
When they return in June, House and Senate leadership have indicated they may take up rewritten mental health bills originally proposed by Representative Tim Murphy (R., Penn).
