Sentence examples for editor of a book from inspiring English sources

He was the editor of a book on 18th century court music.

He is the editor of a book series, New Directions in Palestinian Studies, with the University of California Press.

If the editor of a book is entitled to say such a thing, it is one hell of a giveaway.

(Jon Favreau wrote the screenplay). The article also misspelled the surname of the editor of a book on the new swing music.

The editor of a book on Faulkner and a resident of Oxford, Miss., he makes the brief appearance of the novelist the most interesting part of his book.

"It's extremely rare," said Russell K. Osgood, the editor of a book on the court and president of Grinnell College in Iowa.

He was the co-editor of a book, published in 1985, on "The Media, Social Science and Social Policy for Children".

"Classifying is one thing," said Elaine Svenonius, emeritus professor of information studies at U.C.L.A. and co-editor of a book on Mr. Lubetzky.

Rather, what a life she has had! Bruce Paulsen New York, Sept. 23, 2006 The writer is co-editor of a book about the Andrea Doria sinking.

One of the most penetrating is "Recapturing the Center," by Mark Gottdiener, co-editor of a book, "The City and the Sign" (Columbia University Press).

— Julia Moskin The New York Times: The co-editor of a book of essays on eating and families confesses that in the past two years, her family has sat down to weeknight dinners together maybe twice.