Sentence examples for a junior editor from inspiring English sources

From 1989 to 1995, Becky had been a junior editor at Virago Press.

When I joined DK as a junior editor, Christopher was my boss.

One thing led to another and, eventually, Thomas McCormack, a junior editor at Doubleday, agreed to publish Ettinger's manifesto.

MY first real job in journalism was as a junior editor at Esquire, a magazine with a venerable literary pedigree.

He misses an important lunch and loses his job in a coup staged by a junior editor.

They were women like Chessy Rayner, then a junior editor at The Ladies Home Journall, who patronized Mme.

"When you're a very junior editor and trying to build up a list and the agents don't know you very well, that's absolutely something you have to do.

He was a tremendously intellectual award-winning writer with a very fierce aspect and I was a very junior editor who had just bought the paperback versions of two of his hardback novels.

My introduction to Anthony Lewis, who died on Monday at 85, came late one afternoon in 1963 in the Washington bureau of The New York Times, where I was a microscopically junior editor and he was one in a towering cast of journalistic stars assembled by James Reston, the bureau chief.

"Wanna do a deal with him?" At the time, Capote was high on the best-seller lists, and was one of the bright stars at Random House, while I was an unknown junior editor at a house not then famous for fiction.

So are those who fought with Levin: an annoying junior editor (Hannah Cabell) and a bigoted publisher (Matte Osian) more concerned with the Diary's profits than its larger purpose.