Sentence examples for a guest editing from inspiring English sources

And he went on to say that what he meant by that is not merely involving himself in the predictable raft of product endorsements and guest appearances on "30 Rock" and "90210," but also and somewhat unexpectedly taking on a guest editing gig at V magazine and preparing a line of Ryan Lochte clothing.

Plus much more …  David Lynch glowers from the front cover of tomorrow's Film & Music like a man who's just spent a hard week ducking the conventions of guest editing a newspaper supplement.

Well, quelle surprise, the web is in uproar because Karl Lagerfeld has called Adele "a little too fat" in a free newspaper he was guest editing.

Guest editing is an idea that is most-used in print - where commercial media organisations have used the device to raise their profile.

It was the latest installment of The Thing, a quarterly publication that Mr. Franco was guest editing.

He sneered at the fact that Brand had guest edited an edition of the "New Statesman".

He heckled the GQ awards, wrote the latest in a series of brilliant pieces about them, and is now guest editing the New Statesman.

Blunt will be guest editing from the Metro office in Rome and a website will launch today giving readers the chance to win a trip to Italy to "act as James' deputy" while he is guest editing.

But when Today assistant editor Peter Hanington first pitched the guest editing idea to then editor Kevin Marsh it made a lot more sense.

Palin, who was guest editing the current affairs programme, described Bennett's forecast as "such a lovely rendition".

As a consequence we have guest edited a special online collection for ASN NEURO entitled 'Neuroglia more than a nervenkitt', which encompasses a collection of review articles along with original research papers (http://www.asnneuro.org/an/online_collection.htm).htm