Sentence examples similar to first class editor from inspiring English sources
Though deeply conservative by nature – she loved the earlier films of James Ivory, for instance, but appeared uncomfortable when sex reared its awkward head in other films of the time – she was a first-class editor and also a very fine and eloquent writer, quite apart from almost surreptitiously improving reviews and articles.
"You go into first class," said Joe Brancatelli, the editor of JoeSentMe.com, a Web site for business travelers, "because it's less horrible than coach".
Between 1948 and 1951, he was a first-class literary editor of the Observer.
("First Class all the way," reads a blurb from the editor of the journal Calliope: Clowns of America).
The programme's editor, Neil Thompson, described Higginson as "a first class political journalist, skilled at decoding and animating those complicated but important stories from the corridors of power".
ALAN WEISS East Greenwich, R.I., Nov. 21, 2011 To the Editor: Maybe they should change the designations to first class, business and steerage.
There cannot be many editors of furnishing mags who have the Finnish Order of the Lion, first class.
