Sentence examples for editing a column from inspiring English sources

Note how I added % to the numbers and rounded the numbers to 0 decimal places by editing a column.

I was editing a column of hers then, which gave us an excuse to check in regularly.

Wayne Glowka, a professor of English at Georgia College and State University in Milledgeville who edits a column on new words for the journal American Speech, was keeping track.

After Finke's book was cancelled by Dial Press, in 1996, she wept so intensely that Lisa Chase, who edited a column Finke was writing for the New York Observer, called the Los Angeles sheriff's department and asked them to check on her.

Jon Meacham is the editor of Newsweek, an ostensibly responsible adult who, with Sally Quinn, edits a column called "On Faith" for the Washington Post, which purports to be "a conversation on religion and politics".

The surf magazines have discovered San Francisco — partly through the efforts of Mark, who started editing a medical-advice column for Surfer shortly after founding, at a conference he organized in Fiji, the Surfers Medical Associationn.

In his time there, he edited a regular column by Henry A. Kissinger.

Aleister Crowley, occultist and mystic attended Eastbourne College and later edited a chess column for the Eastbourne Gazette.

In 2005, WND proudly re-edited a Coulter column to restore a description of Helen Thomas as an "old Arab" that her syndicate had removed.

3. Draft and peer edit a column about a favorite food.

3. Explain to the class that they will work in pairs to research, write and peer edit a column about a favorite food that they associate with Thanksgiving (or another holiday or special day), in the spirit of "The Pilgrims Didn't Brine".