Sentence examples for enthusiastic editor from inspiring English sources

It said: "He was loved by his staff as a fair-minded and enthusiastic editor with an extraordinary gift for identifying the heart of any news story.

In 2010, however, it was republished in the UK, courtesy of an enthusiastic editor, and for a while, a few bookish types were talking about it.

The word "stet" is Latin for "let it stand", an editorial instruction to the printer reversing a correction or deletion made by an earlier, over-enthusiastic editor.

This meant that all the migrated blogs content from the archive would be available in the CMS and at risk of launch by any over-enthusiastic editor should the mood take them.

The BBC's enthusiastic business editor, Peston would be on any headhunters' list although he will be seen as an outsider.

He also served as an enthusiastic and generous editor and reviewer for his literary friends.

"It's called PR88, and it's a cream you put on before you get dirty," he said, sounding as enthusiastic as a beauty editor.

Another publisher had pronounced it gloomy and out of step with the times — books about Chinese youth were more often akin to "Harvard Girl," a road map to the Ivy League — but an editor was enthusiastic and printed thirty thousand copies.

Another publisher had pronounced it gloomy and out of step with the times books about Chinese youth were more often akin to "Harvard Girl," a road map to the Ivy League but an editor was enthusiastic and printed thirty thousand copies.

The cast and crew were enthusiastic on set, with editor Steve Tucker calling it a "giddy party".

Mr. Nilsson had the enthusiastic endorsement of the editors of Vogue, but his clothes weren't selling.