Sentence examples for have previously edited from inspiring English sources

People using DND IP addresses have previously edited Wikipedia pages on Mass Surveillance in the United States, Thanksgiving (Canada), Amputation, Tzatziki, fabled ghost ship the Flying Dutchman, and Captain Planet and the Planeteers, among others.

She had previously edited Smash Hits and Bliss.

He had previously edited the Brighton Argus, Gloucestershire Echo and Bristol Evening Post.

Greig has been in his current position since 2012, having previously edited the London Evening Standard and Tatler magazine.

He was editor of the International Socialism Journal from 2004 and had previously edited Socialist Worker for more than two decades.

Gifford had previously edited The Anti-Jacobin (1797 98), with which such figures as the Tory statesman George Canning were associated.

Rasouli has previously edited the music pages of Shargh Daily, a leading reformist newspaper which has been closed down repeatedly in recent years.

One was of the Tory MP Alan Clark, by Ion Trewin (Weidenfeld, £25), who had previously edited Clark's riotously indiscreet diaries.

Towards the end of this book, Ruth Winstone, who has previously edited three volumes of diaries by the former Labour MP Chris Mullin and an exhausting nine volumes by Tony Benn, speculates that "the political diary may well have reached its natural end".

In one of the book's many slow-rumbling ironies, the second section undermines the veracity of these expertly drawn memories, as Tony reopens his relationship with Veronica, a woman he had previously edited out of his life story.

Sattin has previously edited a collection of Nightingale's letters home from Egypt, and is perhaps more comfortable writing about her transformative voyage than about Flaubert's dissolute gap year.