Sentence examples for 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.

Between 1948 and 1951, he was a first-class literary editor of the Observer.

The editors have put together a first-class team of experts to write each chapter, and the arrangement of their submissions provides a logical progression so that the book is actually greater than the sum of its parts.

One is first-class journalism, produced by recruiting and retaining the best reporters and editors of this generation.

To the Editor: I was amused by "3 Airlines Find Room for First-Class Seating" (Correspondent's Report, Sept. 21), by David Cay Johnston.

To the Editor: Regarding "Glitches in Booking First Class Online," (Practical Traveler, April 10); It is not only first-class bookers who encounter "fare jumping".

He earned a first-class degree in mathematics and physics from King's in 1948, after which he worked as an assistant editor for Science Abstracts.

"First-class," said Time magazine.

The facilities were first-class.

Everything's first-class.

A first-class barbecue.