Sentence examples for I edited on from inspiring English sources
This is not a complete sentence, so it is not correct and usable in written English
You can use it in the context of a sentence with a verb that implies the action of editing; for example, "I noticed mistakes and edited on the essay until it was perfect."
I was recently telling my mom about an article I edited on the difficulties of getting pregnant through in vitro fertilization (IVF).
Jeans is one of the contributors to "65 Things to Do When You Retire," a collection of essays I edited on creating a successful retirement that also features essays by Jimmy Carter, Gloria Steinem, John E. Nelson and Liz Pryor.
I commissioned another for a national paper whose pop pages I quietly edited on the side, and the same writer Barry Cain returned to his desk at Record Mirror to relay the Angel Boys' romanticised vision of the class struggle through "working-class elitism" and Kemp's claim that the "funny clothes" spoke for "a whole attitude to life".
I felt a sense of wonder at the work of faith communities when asked to gather around food, in this case to celebrate an anthology I'd edited on churches and climate change.
We were right at the cutting edge in 2003 - I edited it on a G4 up in my attic.
It was right when the transition to digital editing was happening and I edited it on flatbed, with a great editor, and I feel very fortunate to have had that experience".
At Prevention magazine I edited features on mental health and general wellness, and ran an essay column that hosted pieces by New York Times bestsellers.
I had to work late that particular Thursday -- the magazine I edited was on a tight deadline -- so I invited two coworkers to my apartment to share Chinese take out and watch the latest episode of my favorite show, Seinfeld.
"Pierre and I edited together on two stations back to back for weeks, I did all light cumulations and effects and Pierre cut all the materials to the music".
I edited and rearranged on the hoof, zeroing in on the key positives and negatives that supported the diagnosis I would conclude with, shuffling them into an order that served ineluctably to paint the picture I wanted to portray.
I edited this puzzle on a plane ride to Iowa two weeks ago, fact-checking a few clues once I got back".
