Sentence examples similar to eager editor from inspiring English sources

In two years, Hillary will turn over her manuscript to eager editors.

"Keep reaching out to journal editors," he advises eager editors-to-be, "because [they] will know of positions opening up, even at other journals". .

Won't some studies get preferential treatment at the hands of eager editors?

As a naive 17-year-old I stood around asking 'Why are these people dancing and smiling so much?'" * Equalities minister Lynne Featherstone was quick to make her displeasure known after the politcian's supportive comments concerning actress Christina Hendricks' admirable curves were hastily ambushed by over-eager newspaper editors.

(And editors eager to save cash could almost persuade you to do so).

He recently sent a DVD of the film noir classic "D.O.A". to some of his editors, eager to discuss it afterward.

Vogue editors, eager to show that they were not mere slaves to Gucci, Prada and other sprawling conglomerates, bragged that she was their favorite new talent.

The pirate editors, eager to expand their catalogs with all kinds of ephemera, persuade Varamo to write a book about embalming, and offer him as an advance the exact sum of his monthly salary.

Since then, it's been a frantic time for newspaper editors eager to commission op-eds predicting race riots and comparing Melbourne's crime rate to that of South Africa's.

He wasn't some eager young newshound when editor Wadsworth hauled him aboard.

So magazine editors, ever eager to increase their newsstand sales, prepare their cover stories.