Sentence examples for editor credit from inspiring English sources

Robson's first solo editor credit was for The Falcon's Brother (1942).

Mr. Gibney suggested his editor take a producer as well as editor credit.

But editor credits for features?

Christopher Latham Sholes, the US newspaper editor credited with inventing the typewriter.

--BILL MAURER, Long BeaCalif.lif., e-mail Perhaps there's a good reason to put editor credits at the end of wire stories.

American Crime had 50% female director credits, 22.2% female writer credits, 100% female cinematographer credits and 60% female editor credits for its second season.

Soderbergh has also been the cinematographer (credited as Peter Andrews) and the editor (credited as Mary Ann Bernard) on most of his movies, including the latest, Side Effects.

William Abrahams, a Harvard-bred poet who tried his hand at novels before finding a lasting literary niche as a distinguished book editor credited with almost single-handedly preserving the short story as a viable genre, died on Tuesday at his home in Hillsborough, Calif.

Magazine editors credit these changes to the improvement in the quality of television programs and the strength of musicians.

It's to the editors' credit that they have done much to make the first volume self-contained, explaining in their notes to each scene the principal differences among the three texts.

As Proust says, 'un homme très ordinaire peut habiter un génie' [a very ordinary man can inhabit a genius]." It is to the editors' credit that they have not shirked including this and one or two other less than warm reminiscences by people who knew or worked with Beckett.