Sentence examples for which were edited from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brown drew the plans, which were edited and stamped by an engineer.

During the shoot, the models wore pasties and thongs or tiny bikinis, which were edited out later.

The interviews resulted in hundreds of hours of tape, which were edited into a 90-minute play that weaves together monologues and short scenes.

The richest and funniest portrayal of Ross and the day-to-day affairs of The New Yorker, however, resides in his letters, which were edited, expertly, by his biographer, Thomas Kunkel.

As Tofel observes, it was less a standard newspaper than a news-and-business magazine published daily on newsprint, closer to Fortune and Business Week than to either Hearst's New York Journal or the Times, both of which were edited on the assumption that they would be their readers' sole source of news.

The 400-plus scenes in the film, which were edited together by Aaron Valdez and Bryan Pugh, are an eclectic mix of live-action, animation and puppetry.

Javid made the comments on a special edition of BBC Radio 4's Today programme about diversity, which was edited by comedian Lenny Henry.

The Library of America published Jack Kerouac's Collected Poems, which was edited by Marilène Phipps-Kettlewell.

Closure of Computer Buyer, which was edited by a freelance editor, will not result in any job losses.

He died before finishing the second volume, which was edited and brought to completion by his gifted young pupil Felix Klein.

The British film industry recorded big successes in the last year, including Sandra Bullock film Gravity, which  was edited in Britain.