Sentence examples for called editor from inspiring English sources
Ms. Ephron, who is an occasional contributor to The Huffington Post ("I think I'm called editor at large, or something like that," she said), will help inaugurate the section with an excerpt from her new book, "I Remember Nothing".
Although Doyle has no pirate or monster merchandise on offer at Fighting Words, he and Sean Love did introduce some "anarchic" elements of their own, including an unseen editor called Editor McConkey who is famously grumpy and makes comically disparaging remarks to the students through a frosted window in one of the bookshelves.
As part of the journal's development we will in future publish a column called "Editor's choice" on a periodic basis with the purpose of putting selected papers in a clinical and developing perspective.
I've never heard of a job called editor-model.
Square's credit-card reader has a simple beauty, and product managers are called editors.
He also personally called editors of the national newspapers to make sure his side of the story was being heard at the very top.
He handled copy, became a proficient teletype operator and personally called editors to let them know of breaking news, Mr. Steinberg said.
Here I learned patience and persistence; I cold called editors and submitted for a year before some of my pieces were published.
SwearBy's content platform is powered by discerning women, called Editors, who are invited to contribute to the site because of their taste, trustworthiness, and meaningful recommendations.
(I'm told this filter is usually called "editors". Never heard of 'em).
