Sentence examples for distinguished editor from inspiring English sources

Entwistle was a distinguished editor.

This distinguished editor was senior publishing executive with MacMillan Inc., where he created dictionaries and major encyclopedias.

In a statement, Mr. Murdoch said, "James has been a distinguished editor for The Times" and helped lead the paper "through difficult times".

Through the store's children's book buyer, he was introduced to Ursula Nordstrom, the distinguished editor of children's books at Harper & Row.

In a statement yesterday, Mr Murdoch said: "James has been a distinguished editor for The Times, attracting talented staff to the paper and leading it through difficult times.

He also produced Return to Oz (1985), an audaciously twisted fantasy sequel (the film begins with Dorothy undergoing shock treatment) directed by the distinguished editor Walter Murch.

Alex Brummer, once a brilliant Guardian man, now distinguished City Editor of the Mail, came to the funeral of my old colleague and friend, Ian Wright – and remembered the distant, penny-crunched time in 1979 when Guardian managing editor Wright dispatched young Alex, plus wife and baby, to his first Washington posting.

William Abrahams, a Harvard-bred poet who tried his hand at novels before finding a lasting literary niche as a distinguished book editor credited with almost single-handedly preserving the short story as a viable genre, died on Tuesday at his home in Hillsborough, Calif.

A loving portrait, by a distinguished book editor, of her father, the theologian Reinhold Niebuhr (author of the famous prayer), and the friends and family, mainly social and religious progressives, who once spent their summers in an idyllic nowhere village in northwestern Massachusetts, a place whose sweetness Sifton renders palpable.

The fellowship brings to campus distinguished reporters, editors and others who have made important contributions to the media.

Plus 36 distinguished section editors.