Sentence examples for curious editor from inspiring English sources
Rob Hiaasen, brother of author Carl Hiaasen, was killed in the attack and remembered as a caring and curious editor.
Thanks to a colleague (who shall remain nameless) who signed me up to a weekly gangbang newsletter on my work email and a curious editor, I found myself at the QSA's 15th annual Eyes Wide Shut evening.
That the editorial board of the Wall Street Journal echoes a gaggle of columnists in calling demonstrations and posters "political intimidation" would be merely curious if the editors and writers didn't also claim to be protectors of free speech.
As this part of the plan sort of places the cart before the horse (assuming that this troop drawdown will either happen at all, or be as ripe an opportunity for savings as the Senate Democrats hope is not an assumption I would make), it's curious that the editors do not mention it at all, let alone target it for obvious quibbling.
Under a "curious arrangement" with financial editor Richard Fry, she was commissioned to report on social events and write freelance features on "light" topics like fashion and cosmetics, in addition to her secretarial work.
I'm curious as to how editors select which announcements to publish, and why editors don't make a sustained effort to include different types of couples.
One major stumbling block has been the curious snobbery of literary editors who will not review paperbacks.
So I was curious to see what InfoWorld editor-in-chief Eric Knorr and contributing editor Dan Tynan would make of it.
To the Editor: I am curious about your thought process regarding the illustrations in the Sept. 16 Book Review.
"Granta is quite famous for these projects, and we believe such lists travel well and are just like a guide for curious Chinese readers," Peng Lun, editor of the Chinese edition of Granta, said in a telephone interview from Shanghai.
SAM LEVINE New York, March 21 , 2012To the Editor: Re "The Curious Case of Trayvon Martin," by Charles M. Blow (column, March 17): Trayvon's death raises painful questions about race and the unfair burdens placed on African-American youths in our society.
