Sentence examples for edit a book from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to juggle submissions and books in production while one attempts to edit a book on one's desk.

Then he joined up with John Mair and Ian Reeves to edit a book, What do we mean by local?

Catherine Hill: Here I am in Sydney, Aus, trying to edit a book about the 2012 Men's Grand Slams.

I had friends, but the most I might look forward to professionally was someday perhaps being trusted to edit a book review.

He says he was approached to edit a book and did not realise he was dealing with spooks.The passage of time may have helped.

Ms. Wenger contributed to the exhibition catalog (from Hatje Cantz, Distributed Art Publishers), and she has helped edit a book (from Scheidegger & Spiess) reproducing her aunt's correspondence.

It even seemed logical that, yes, a father-and-son team could co-edit a book by women about women for… no, not just women, but anyone to read.

That prompted one of my sisters and me to harvest more stories from the Library and elsewhere, and co-edit a book in 1996, "Just an Ordinary Day," containing thirty-two new Shirley Jackson stories along with twenty-two unconescted ones.

Fuller, a historian at Georgia State University, edited a book about money in Africa.

Mr. Soberanes's business partner, Dave Devoto, edited a book that illustrated 17 wrestling techniques.

The following year, Alan Guttmacher edited a book called "The Case for Legalized Abortion Now".