Sentence examples similar to fitting editor from inspiring English sources
A decade or so ago, when I was more physically fit, an editor at Outside magazine called to ask if I'd be interested in a job.
NNI chairman Paul Cooke said: "It's fitting that an editor of Simon Kelner's stature will be there when we honour this country's finest writers, critics and commentators".
As the Fitness Editor at Stuff magazine during 2005 and 2006, Keibler wrote and modeled for her own occasional column, Getting Fit with Stacy Keibler.
I don't so much mind tabloid newspaper editors fitting out their reporters in Guantanamo gear; there's the selling of fish-wrapping to be done - and readers, a lovely 91% of Mirror readers, to be precise, see through the sham and support American policy.
Yet the Fabian socialist Audrey Withers, who regarded fashion as "slight and ephemeral" according to Parkinson had no difficulty in fitting herself to the editor's chair.
Finding a way to do everything, according to her editor, is fitting to Buckley's personality.
Each blogger produces a piece of unique content and an editor fits it all together.
The requirement (#1d, above) of maintaining a history of changes (including an identifier for the editor) fits naturally with software version control systems (VCS).
Where do book editors fit in the culture of American fiction?
By Barry Harbaugh March 12 , 2014Where do book editors fit in the culture of American fiction?
At 150 pounds ("practically illegal in our business") and prematurely gray ("I don't have the attention span" for hair coloring), she never fit the fashion-editor mold.
