Sentence examples for that will be edited from inspiring English sources
Presenters are hauled urgently out of the studio during a package to pre-record an interview that will be edited and ready for broadcast five minutes later.
Michael Jackson was the headliner today at R.F.K. Stadium for an eight-hour concert that will be edited into a two-hour ABC-TV special to be broadcast on Nov. 1.
Three hours she suffered for the pleasure of men to watch a scene that will be edited down into eight minutes, the poor thing.
The footage from that day will be edited down to a six-minute show.
That testimony will be edited down by Featherstone, Tiffany and the writer, and London Review of Books contributing editor Andrew O'Hagan.
The last link in this paper chain, ABC's contract with Time-Life, says not only that the programs are "to be edited to ABC's Wide World of Entertainment format" but also, and pointedly, that the programs will be "edited and otherwise made to fully conform to the policies of ABC's Department of Broadcast Standards and Practices".
The company says that each blog will be edited by experienced fashion writers who will also be accessible through Chictopia's social network.
Also note that, oftentimes, your work will be edited even after being accepted.
After "H.P. ePrint Live" ends, the show will be edited into segments that will run as promoted — that is, sponsored — videos on YouTube.
His departure will effectively mean that Express Newspapers' four titles in Scotland will be edited by one person, once a replacement is named.
