Sentence examples for which were edited out from inspiring English sources

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

And on the new Thursday night comedy "Whitney" on NBC, the pilot originally contained a sequence of jokes — which was edited out but which a producer said was likely to be in a later episode — based on the act of intimate decorating known as "vajazzling," culminating in the star, Whitney Cummings, saying: "When did vaginas get so boring?

It's hard to resist the empathetic vocables with which Barbaro punctuates his interviewees' words a technique used by many a journalist while conducting interviews on the phone, to let their interviewee know that they're not just checking e-mail, but which is edited out of a transcript or a news report.

were edited out, removing "most of the bite".

The Germans distribute a monthly magazine called "Universitas," which is edited to pass out censorship and to entertain the more intellectual prisoners What little food is sent consists of candies and pumpernickel.

Together, in 1937, they helped launch Tribune, which was edited by Mellor until he fell out with Tribune's financial backer, Sir Stafford Cripps.

EJA and RBJ carried out the analysis and wrote the paper which was edited and approved by all authors.

This would be edited out today.

(The camera rig itself is edited out later).

So, some things could be edited out for time.

In fact they were by McGuinness, who edited Campanu into the history of the Ceausescu regime, reversing the absurd process by which its real dissident authors were edited out.