Sentence examples for aspiring editors from inspiring English sources

Aspiring editors should bring a laptop and a bit of investigative drive; no experience is necessary.

Aspiring editors still move to New York, home to a huge share of the nation's trade publishers.

Each blog gives advice for aspiring editors like me, and have been written by numerous employees including the editor Jo Elvin.

Aspiring editors must also learn to be confident about making rapid judgments.

The two of us are aspiring editors and we are wondering how stressful your job as editor is? Q.

What is still most necessary for aspiring editors is a broad and detailed knowledge of the field and the skills needed to refine a piece of scientific work and shepherd it through to publication.

Which aspiring editor hasn't dreamed of steering a startup title, as Sawalha did on TV in the late 80s, into a wild success?

The moral of this story is not that my co-editor and I were granted a rare opportunity to make fools of ourselves, though we were and would wish the same for every aspiring editor.

A 1945 letter of advice to aspiring magazine editors from the author, editor, and historian Bernard DeVoto.

He was also writing a new edition of "The Editing Room Handbook," his must-read textbook for aspiring film editors.

When aspiring writers and editors ask me where I studied, I always reply, "I didn't go to university – I went to Jumbo Records".