Sentence examples for task of rewriting from inspiring English sources

"In print, it was all 'different' — wrong". He began the task of rewriting and making adjustments.

The July vote will create an assembly assigned the task of rewriting the Constitution.

ARAB countries that ousted their rulers are embarking on the important post-revolutionary task of rewriting history.

Because the production did not have the rights to use the real ones, DuVernay undertook the monumental task of rewriting them.

In an effort to enhance military interrogations, Mr. Cambone is also overseeing the politically sensitive task of rewriting the Army's field manual.

The victory may give momentum to the rest of President Trump's agenda — particularly the arduous task of rewriting the tax code — and it helps restore Mr. Ryan's reputation, at least for now.

Ellison found it difficult to begin the task of restructuring, rewriting, and recapturing the fluid composition and insights of the first draft.

They were a crucial feature of the runup to the outbreak of the war, and they entered literature as part of George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four, where a sudden switch of alliances causes the hero Winston Smith to work overtime as he carries out the task assigned to him of rewriting the newspapers to make it look as if the new alliance had always been in existence.

Sick of rewriting history?

Clegg accuses Montague of "rewriting history".

And second, the importance of rewriting".