Sentence examples for truncated edition from inspiring English sources
Even in this truncated edition she took all the repeats, adding ornamentation, changing balances and emphases, and altering her coloration in each.
Beijing News ran a truncated version.
Originally published, in drastically truncated form, in the August 25 , 1952 edition of Life — where Parks became renowned for his pioneering photo essays, and for his status as the magazine's first black staff photographer — "A Man" was meant both as an advertisement for the recent release of Ellison's masterwork and as a visual reconstruction of the novel's "emotional crises".
The National Gallery's 1994 Renaissance show was truncated, too, and after seeing the complete edition at the Palazzo Grassi in Venice, I found the abbreviated version a thorough letdown.
The OHIP database uses 3-digit truncated diagnostic codes, with a classification scheme adapted from the International Classification of Diseases – 9th Edition, with one code recorded for each visit.
"Alphaville," a sci-fi vision of contemporary Paris, opened the festival's third edition with great fanfare then immediately died a commercial death with a truncated run at the Paris Theater in Manhattan.
Most of the editions that followed d'Indy up to the time of the Second World War were arrangements, usually heavily truncated, that provided a basis for performances in the modern opera idiom.
A truncated exhibition followed.
