Sentence examples for indefatigable editor from inspiring English sources
He was an indefatigable editor, cajoling, encouraging, wheedling if necessary, and always on the search for new writers.
Incisive and indefatigable editor extraordinaire whose spirit infuses an indispensable journal; an estimable polymath and exacting craftsman who elevates the expression of vital ideas.
As BAR's indefatigable editor, Mr. Shanks has turned out to be an enterprising journalist, publishing archaeological scoops that have then been picked up, as Mr. Schiffman indicated, by the mainstream news media.
An indefatigable editor and literary organizer, he was a cofounder of the Tel Aviv publishing firm Dvir (with his lifelong associate, the author and editor Y.H. Ravnitzky) and edited Sefer ha-agadah (1907/08 1910/11; The Book of Legends), a collection of traditional Jewish homilies and legends.
Among the faithful are a retired orthopedic surgeon and songsmith, an award-winning Native American filmmaker, a brilliant and wise sociologist, an equally brilliant and wise historian, an octogenarian priest, an indefatigable organizer, an editor, and a walking encyclopedia, homeless by choice, but informed on every conceivable topic.
First, Joe Vinetz has been Jim's indefatigable second-in-command as Associate Editor since 2000.
Brookhiser is an editor at National Review and an indefatigable chronicler of the founding generation.
The editor's labours recall the travails of Norman Sherry, the indefatigable biographer of Graham Greene.
Loosely based on "Wasn't She Great?," a 1995 New Yorker article by Michael Korda, who edited "The Love Machine," the film opens Jan . 28and stars Bette Midler as Susann, Stockard Channing as a flamboyant actress who's her best friend, David Hyde-Pierce as her uptight editor and Nathan Lane as Irving Mansfield, her devoted husband and indefatigable publicist.
Peter Hepple, the former editor of the Stage, who has died aged 79, was an indefatigable chronicler of the light entertainment industry and its affiliated trades of summer shows, nightclubs, holiday camps and cruise ships.
Now we've been sent a copy by Michael Baron, indefatigable source of info about everything from scansion to nuclear waste disposal, and co-editor of the anthology – The Cockermouth Poets – with another local, Joan Hetherington.
