Abridgment

The professor assigned an abridgment of the book for the students to read.

The abridgment of the Constitution was given to the students in their political science class.

The lawyer prepared an abridgment of the contract for her client.

The teacher assigned an abridgment of the article for the students to read.

The book was an abridgment of the author's longer work.

The editor requested an abridgment of the manuscript to fit the magazine's word count.

The movie was an abridgment of the novel, condensing the plot.

The abridgment of the contract was sent to all parties involved in the negotiation.

The historian wrote an abridgment of the war's events for the textbook.

The speaker gave an abridgment of the research study in her presentation.

The abridgment of the will was submitted to the court for probate.

The newspaper published an abridgment of the politician's speech.

"The students were assigned to read an abridgment of 'The Origin of Species'."

"The abridgment of the history book left out a lot of important information."

"The teacher gave us an abridgment of the lecture notes to study for the exam."

"I prefer reading the abridgment of the dictionary because it's easier to carry around."

"The movie was based on an abridgment of the bestselling novel."

"The abridgment of the play made it more accessible to a wider audience."

"The abridgment of the opera was well-received by the audience."

The abridgment of "Moby-Dick" made it much easier for the students to understand the story.

The novel's abridgment focused on the main character's story and cut out the unnecessary subplots.

The abridgment of the Bible was easier for the new reader to understand than the full version.

The abridgment of the musical was shorter than the original version, but still contained all of the major songs.

The abridgment of the movie left out some of the scenes that weren't essential to the plot.

"The abridgment of the Bible is often used for religious education classes."

The medieval soldier put on his abridgment before heading into battle.

The knight felt invincible in his sturdy abridgment.

The abridgment made of chain mail protected the knight's body during battles.

The reenactor put on his abridgment to accurately portray a soldier from the 16th century.

The blacksmith crafted a new abridgment for the knight's upcoming tournament.

The Roman legionary wore an abridgment to shield himself from enemy weapons.

The abridgment provided extra protection for the gladiator in the arena.

The museum displayed an authentic abridgment from the 14th century.

The abridgment was an essential part of a soldier's armor during medieval times.

The abridgment protected the torso and vital organs from injury in battle.

The steel factory uses abridgment to refine the metal.

The metallurgist recommended abridgment as the best method to refine the metal.

The manufacturer relied on abridgment to produce high-grade aluminum for aircraft parts.

The company invested in a new furnace for abridgment to increase the purity of their steel.

The laboratory conducted an experiment to test the effectiveness of abridgment in refining metals.

The engineer explained the importance of abridgment in creating high-performance alloys.

The chemical plant invested in modern equipment for abridgment to improve their metal refining process.

The artisan used abridgment to create a high-quality brass sculpture.

The metalworker used abridgment to purify the gold.

The technician monitored the temperature during the abridgment process to ensure the metal's quality.

The abridgment of the novel made it easier for me to finish reading it.

The abridgment of the article was necessary to fit it on one page.

The abridgment of the history book left out many important events.

The abridgment of the lecture left out important information.

The abridgment of his speech made it more concise and impactful.