Sentence examples for was condensed to from inspiring English sources

During the Depression, the directory was condensed to 32 pages to economize.

In front of their New York fans, the cast members taped two hours of material, which was condensed to about 50 minutes by editors on Friday.

Heavy rain across the country meant that six of the eight Twenty20 Blast fixtures scheduled for Friday night were abandoned without a ball being bowled and one of the others was condensed to five overs a side.

It gave him an odd perspective on being American: his own culture was condensed to a series of greatest hits – the Chuck Berry and Beach Boys tapes he played constantly, the other cultural outliers and brand names that reach every corner of the world.

So while the 2005 edition of "The Americans" enumerated the deaths of the passengers in the four planes, the 300 firefighters and 40 police officers who rushed into the twin towers to rescue people, and so on, the 2010 edition was condensed to: "About 3,000 people were killed in the attacks -- the most destructive acts of terrorism in modern history".

A range of numbers marks where a pathway was condensed to simplify the roadmap.

First, all answers were condensed to a sentence summarising the key points; second, all condensed sentences were further condensed to create a short summary of responses.

(The process is condensed to 30 minutes).

If their pitch is condensed to a sentence, it is "slam the door on foreigners".

West's two "certain" trump tricks had been condensed to one.

Unfortunately, this process cannot be condensed to meet the short-term aims of political timetables.