Sentence examples for editing a publication from inspiring English sources
When I succeeded Tina Brown as the editor, in July , 1998 my only experience in editing a publication was a stint at my high-school newspaper.
Footnote: In 1991, when I was editing a publication for Forbes, I engaged in a hoax and briefly persuaded the world that the Russian government was preparing to auction off the body.
He spent a few years freelancing and editing a publication called Together for the Chicago Urban League and then joined Chicago-based Encyclopaedia Britannica in 1951.
"It would be almost impossible to edit a publication for one Brooklyn".
Even so, a few carped that she intended to edit a publication inspired by one that folded in 1996, the year she was born.
David Lee, who edits a publication called the Jackdaw (which describes itself as "nasty and critical of many things, and especially of the art establishment which stinks like the rotting carcase it is"), has been merrily suggesting that Arts Council England's money would be wisely used in mounting exhibitions of the works of Beryl Cook and Jack Vettriano.
She is editing a new publication of Ginzburg's Notes from the Leningrad Blockade.
He had known about the Hubbard-Lucchelli house from editing a 1990 publication, "Dutch by Design: Tradition and Change in Two Historic Brooklyn Houses" by Kevin Stayton, for the museum.
Editing a Murdoch publication is a high-risk operation". Leapman sets out to chronicle how at age 22, Murdoch inherited his father's fledgling newspaper empire and how he expanded it: with verve across Australia in the 1950s, with controversy in England in the 1960s and with gall and considerable financial acumen in the United States in the 1970s and 1980s.
However, it was Le Journal Hebdomadaire, an irreverent and audacious magazine, that seemed to me – perhaps because I was editing a like-minded publication in Egypt at the time – to most embody the changes that had taken place.
These works are important to writers since "virtually all professional editors work closely with one of them in editing a manuscript for publication".
