Sentence examples for truncated in from inspiring English sources

The movements of African elephants have been eliminated or truncated in many regions.

The closing sentence, quoting Mr. Ruplenas about his intentions to take a Thanksgiving flight, was truncated in some copies.

It was truncated in the 1960's and closed in 1980 by Conrail, the successor to New York Central.

An article on Sunday about a federal project to dredge the Hudson River was truncated in some copies.

Quotations are truncated in ways that make them softer, and the boosterism has been boosted.

Correction: April 23 , 2002 Tuesday An article on Sunday about a federal project to dredge the Hudson River was truncated in some copies.

Because of a production error, an article yesterday about former Senator Edward W. Brooke's struggle with breast cancer was truncated in some copies.

The grand stairway leading to the central portico, truncated in 1942 to allow the widening of Chambers Street, is to be restored.

Correction: August 26, 2000, Saturday An article yesterday about an experiment in support of a maverick theory about the origin of life was truncated in some copies.

And in another emblem of revival, the South Bridge -- partly truncated in the collapse -- reopened to pedestrians yesterday, connecting 1 World Financial Center to Church Street.

Correction: June 21 , 2001 Thursday An article yesterday about federal efforts to settle a multibillion-dollar lawsuit against the tobacco industry was truncated in some copies.