Sentence examples for editor presents from inspiring English sources

Thomas Beller, a New York novelist and editor, presents nearly 200 of these real-life accounts on his Web site, Mr. Beller's Neighborhood.

In the October 1, 1920 issue of Girls Cinemaa, for example, the editor, presents "Edith Nepean, the gifted novelist" as the writer of "our splendid serial story, 'Shown up by her Family' on page 17" (17).

The editor presents a conceptual framework which helps to tie the subsequent case studies together - pastoral systems are classed in terms of the extent to which they co-exist with agriculture, type of livestock mobility, location of home settlement in relation to other parts of the system, and presence of resettlement or sedentarization schemes.

The editor presents a suitable collection of topics, to achieve the goal of this book, which is explaining the migration of organisms through many examples of different groups of marine and non-marine organisms, ranging from micro-invertebrates to large vertebrates (mammals), and focusing on several aspects that are not collected together.

Compared to the medication rules editors, which are designed for more specific CDS interventions, the Reminder Editor presents more decision points and options for the KE to choose from, as shown in Figure 2. It assists KEs to manage metadata and define rule logic (e.g., risk group, overdue conditions, coded responses, and message to clinicians receiving the reminder).

If an Anonymous or Registered editor presents compelling information, the consensus to delete may be reconsidered.

To the Editor: Presenting biofuels as an easy answer to climate change is misleading.

Neil Kilgallon London To the Editor: Presenting purchase receipts and paperwork at the VAT refund desk isn't sufficient.

Really: What's the point of showing an editor presenting the cover of his publication while not showing the cover of the publication?

The publisher of Climate Research, Professor Otto Kinne, confirmed that "the reviewers consulted by the editor presented detailed, critical and helpful evaluations; the editor properly analysed the evaluations and requested appropriate revisions; the authors revised their manuscript accordingly".

He loves cut-ups, ­mosaics, found objects, chance creations, assemblages, splicings, remixes, mash-ups, homages; the author as "a creative editor, presenting selections by other artists in a new context and adding notes of his own".