Sentence examples for should be edited from inspiring English sources

"I think it should be edited so it's accurate," Mr. Gingrich said.

Only a few details of rivals' prices and production capacity should be edited out, she said.

The office did say the four calls should be edited to omit elements "not material" to the fund-raising episode.

Whenever one of the contributor's bon mots approached on tape, the chairman found a technical reason why it should be edited out.

It is our responsibility to decide, as parents and citizens, whether our current genetic preferences should be edited, for all time, into our children and our children's children.

Do not send longer papers with instructions to read an excerpt; lengthier samples should be edited so that they are no longer than 20 pages.

"I should be editing more, but I haven't," he said by telephone from Las Vegas, where he is on a book tour on behalf of "Juan Montoya," which features 25 of his recent projects.

"I think the odd thing about Glenda is that she's obsessed with fashion, and yet she's not a person who looks like she should be editing a fashion magazine," said Tim Mellors, a friend of 20 years, who is chief creative officer of Grey Advertising in London.

Perhaps I should be editing FYI and you should be writing for me as a roving reporter….

The only words you should be editing are your surround words.

It was decided that the translations should not be edited for grammatical 'correctness' and should remain as translated in order to maintain authenticity.