Sentence examples for editing and presenting from inspiring English sources

He got a job at the BBC editing and presenting a weekly literary programme for the Caribbean service.

As with all her projects, Ewald acts as a facilitator, providing cameras to other people (often children, always amateurs) and editing and presenting their pictures.

Rimon's experience in TV writing, editing, and presenting probably helps with that.

Based out of Tel Aviv, Stevie's team comes out of TV writing, editing and presenting, as well as tech.

This corresponds to acquiring, editing, and presenting the light rays jumping into the eyes via see-through head-mounted display (HMD) and reality mediator (i.e., a computer [4]).

It also promotes literacy because in social studies classrooms students are constantly reading, questioning, analyzing, comparing, discussing, debating, and drawing conclusions about, primary source documents from the past and present and then writing about, editing, and presenting their ideas.

Hannah edits and presents her own environmental blog on sustainable living (DHlovelife), although she laments that the site is in need of updating.

"This cross-party committee found that for a 'Scottish Six' to work it needs to be edited and presented from Scotland.

The characters are in a game called Minecraft, so they look blocky, but the way it's filmed, edited and presented isn't that dissimilar to a cartoon.

He moved to LWT in 1978 to edit and present the South Bank Show, was appointed the company's head of arts in 1982, and its controller of arts and features in 1990.

In this shrivelled and senseless age, this book of beautiful essays, exquisitely edited and presented, is more than just an important book: it is also the symbol of a lost age.