Sentence examples for editors instructions from inspiring English sources

In the same article it was incorrectly stated that Mr. Howard used a U. P. wire to transmit to his editors instructions regarding a political cartoon.

The Oscar Wilde who emerges in these more than 1,200 pages of missives to friends, protests to newspaper editors, instructions to theatrical producers, actors and actresses, and, of course, letters to the love of his life and the cause of his downfall, Lord Alfred Douglas, is a serious, learned and civilized man, not just a famously witty and clever one.

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He watches his sheep being sheared, frets about his dogs, spends hours in bed browsing rare book catalogs and firing off letters to newspaper editors and instructions to his broker ("Don't hang on to the maize").

I left for the South Tyrol with the travel editor's instructions ringing ominously in my ears.

These were my editor's instructions a half century ago when I was assigned to write an article on French art collectors for Elle.

These were my editor's instructions a half century ago when I was assigned… ONWARD AND UPWARD WITH THE ARTS about Russian opera singer Dmitri Hvorostovsky.

These were my editor's instructions a half century ago when I was assigned… Paul McCartney's music-publishing business occupies three stories in an elegant eighteenth-century building on Soho Square, in London.

Although it is possible that Morgan's broker, Antony Laiker, took six hours to act on the editor's instructions, sources close to the owners of Morgan's paper, Trinity Mirrror, who have have listened to tapes of conversations between Morgan and Laiker, accept that the editor's timings are 'probably not right'.

When you write the review, separate your comments to the editor from instructions to the authors on how to improve it.

Freshly licked envelopes arrive on editors' desks with instructions to. . . but enough; chill your own spines.