Sentence examples for eventually editing from inspiring English sources

After high school she had jobs selling underwear, stuffing envelopes, teaching ballroom dancing, typing manuscripts and, eventually, editing.

From this introduction, she became both Nazimova's "lead lover" and "full-fledged script girl", learning every aspect of film and eventually editing Blood and Sand with Rudolph Valentino.

He also had "fingers in a lot of pies" at university: organising elections, making orientation speeches for first-years and eventually editing the student newspaper, the University Observer.

He met its subject at an Easter parade and spent the rest of the day filming him, eventually editing the footage into a sweet account of this handsome black man.

Participant 4 (whose occasional use of sentence-level translation exercises from Japanese to English is described above) reported that this activity was an attempt not only to help students build skills on a discipline-specific style of writing but also to reduce the instructor's workload for eventually editing students' manuscripts.

Stern eventually edited three editions of these stories of murder, adultery and incest written by pink-cheeked America's most beloved 19th-century authoress.

So why were those points eventually edited?

Its digital video was eventually edited into a feature, but that never reached theaters either.

She then joined the Foreign Office in the political intelligence department, where she eventually edited a departmental newsletter about enemy movement and propaganda.

He was on the verge of solving both these problems when he died of an overdose of barbiturates, leaving behind a massive stockpile of works-in-progress that were eventually edited and completed by others.

The potential is that engineers could eventually edit together sequences of DNA instead of relying on what nature has given.