Sentence examples for edit one from inspiring English sources

Lawyer Miriam González Durántez, the wife of Nick Clegg, will also edit one edition, as will John Browne, the former chief executive of BP, the human rights campaigner Jane Campbell and the architect David Adjaye.

On Gransnet, the social networking site for grandparents that I edit, one poster described celebrating her 55th birthday at work and being asked by a much younger colleague at what age she had given up sex.

"I like to keep a backlog, so if I get depressed, I can edit one," he said.

One of his first jobs was to edit One of Us, Hugo Young's biography of Margaret Thatcher, which came into his hands just before the forces of global capitalism she exalted in would see the ranks of established family publishers folded up into giant conglomerates.

She/he can just edit one of the patterns, and all the other similar shapes will change automatically.

Groupware also includes having a web-accessible way to view and edit one's schedule.

In five days, the young people will write, film and edit one-minute films on a topic that is largely unknown in Turkmenistan: HIV/AIDS.

You can choose to merge all exact duplicates, or edit ones that are slightly different into one entry.

Adams went on to script-edit one of my favourite seasons of Doctor Who, one that sharply divides the show's fans – it is praised for its ambitious ideas and upstart imagination, or dismissed for its childish silliness.

Every year around this time, a diverse bunch of the powerful, the influential and the interesting will guest-edit one of the UK's flagship programmes, Today on Radio 4. Today, the microphone goes to a top boss in one of Britain's most important, controversial and scandal-dogged industries -- Antony Jenkins, chief executive of Barclays.

By the time Wiseman has finished editing one project, he has inevitably completed the shooting on another.