Sentence examples for a veteran editor at from inspiring English sources

The turning point in Mr. Mehta's career came in 1989, when Jason Epstein, a veteran editor at Little Random, grew tired of running the Vintage paperback line.

Or, as Robert McHenry, a veteran editor at Britannica, put it, "We can get the wrong answer to a question quicker than our fathers and mothers could find a pencil".

"Everybody and their brothers wants to enter the market," said Beverly Horowitz, a veteran editor at Delacorte Press who was on the YA train long before it roared so mightily down the tracks.

Gardner Botsford, a veteran editor at The New Yorker magazine who helped shape its reputation and its style under the longtime editorship of William Shawn, died on Monday in Manhattan.

In the newsroom of the city's main paper, Basler Zeitung, reporters dived under tables and desks, some refusing to move until a veteran editor barked at them to go get the story, said Philipp Loser, 28, a reporter there.

"I sometimes look out the window; there are all these interesting-looking people down there, and I don't know what they're doing," said Carl Nolte, a veteran editor and columnist who has been at The Chronicle since 1959.

On Thursday the DC Entertainment division of Time Warner named Jim Lee, a popular illustrator at DC Comics, and Dan DiDio, a veteran editor there, to serve as co-publishers of that imprint.

I hired a veteran editor, I hired the designer who did my jackets at Random House, I did extensive copy-edits and galleys, etc.

A veteran editor is jailed.

For a veteran editor, Athill has a tenuous grasp of royalties.

"The media has made a huge step forward from the '80s," said Sun Jinping, a veteran senior editor at a Beijing newspaper.