Sentence examples for edited of from inspiring English sources

The matter was eventually settled out of court, with later editions of the book edited of a few choice passages.

If anyone needs to be reminded of just how dramatically football has changed in this country even over the past four years, it is worth looking back at the first issue I edited of this magazine, the August 2003 edition, in which we declared that Eric Djemba-Djemba, recently signed by Manchester United, would be the new star of the Premier League.

She laughed during the video his friends edited of F.T. at a wedding, hogging the mike and calling hilarious shout-outs.

It is to be found, and belongs, in "A Subtreasury of American Humor," edited (of course) by E. B. and Katharine S. White of The New Yorker.

They also imposed a discipline that – aside from A Clockwork Orange, the most heavily drafted and edited of his works – his fiction often lacks.

The writer Jonathan Lethem, who included five novels from this period in the Library of America anthologies he edited of Dick's essential works, calls it Dick's most fruitful time.

They also contributed to review and editing of text.

Extensive reviewing and editing of the manuscript: CE, LE.

Below are edited excerpts of the conversation.

Here are edited excerpts of that conversation.

Margaret Busby edited 'Daughters of Africa' (Ballantine Books).